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Grex > Coop8 > #50: Should Grex join the PFC Extended Member Discount program? | |
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davel
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response 25 of 43:
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Apr 29 10:13 UTC 1996 |
Sorry - no can do. You ran away too fast.
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brighn
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response 26 of 43:
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Apr 29 19:35 UTC 1996 |
*notes that all the powerful people have run and proceeds to take
over Grex in their absence*
*cackles maniacally and throws side orders of Mac&cheese
all over the dungeon*
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popcorn
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response 27 of 43:
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Apr 30 05:01 UTC 1996 |
<"Yummy, dinner!" says Valerie, climbing out of the keyboard from where
she was lodged between the f and g keys>
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tsty
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response 28 of 43:
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May 9 10:39 UTC 1996 |
Is that the place where we can have T over V? (ummm, with mac&cheezz
of course).
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popcorn
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response 29 of 43:
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May 12 16:23 UTC 1996 |
So I've been thinking about this PFC program thing. I'd be embarrassed to
give out a booklet with a $60 membership; it's too small. But if we gave out
a booklet (maximum of one per person) with any size membership, even a $6 one,
then I think it would be a worthwhile thing. What do other folks think?
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chelsea
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response 30 of 43:
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May 12 19:36 UTC 1996 |
Good idea.
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steve
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response 31 of 43:
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May 13 02:24 UTC 1996 |
I'll go for it.
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tsty
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response 32 of 43:
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May 15 09:27 UTC 1996 |
how about with a 3-month membership .. or on the receipt of the 3rd
month's donation? Three months also confers voting privileges. I think
one month is just a bit short.
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popcorn
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response 33 of 43:
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May 15 12:55 UTC 1996 |
Maybe, but a booklet is a bit small.
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popcorn
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response 34 of 43:
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May 15 12:55 UTC 1996 |
(Though it is a truly excellent booklet!!)
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tsty
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response 35 of 43:
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May 16 09:45 UTC 1996 |
wellll, it's bigger than the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution
adn Bill of Rights all put together ... 200+ years -vs- 3 months ... ?
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bruin
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response 36 of 43:
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May 16 13:32 UTC 1996 |
RE #35: Tsty, the Bill of Rights IS part of the Constitution, or at least the
last time I checked my history books, it was.
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brighn
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response 37 of 43:
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May 16 15:51 UTC 1996 |
We could argue semantics there, as to whether amendments to a document
become part of that document... but that would be pointless and off-topic. =}
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scg
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response 38 of 43:
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May 18 10:46 UTC 1996 |
The Bill of Rights is just the first ten ammendments, adopted very soon after
the Constitution was. The rest of the ammendments, which were spread out over
the next 200 years, are not part of the Bill of Rights.
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brighn
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response 39 of 43:
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May 18 14:10 UTC 1996 |
Did somebody suggest otherwise, Steve?
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nephi
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response 40 of 43:
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May 18 15:18 UTC 1996 |
(Perhaps TS meant that the booklet wasn't quite as large as the Constitution
with *all* the ammendments, just the first ten. Some of those later
ammendments are rather lengthy, you know . . . 8^)
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scg
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response 41 of 43:
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May 18 19:27 UTC 1996 |
re 39:
I think I saw somebody suggest back there somewhere that the Bill of
Rights was the part of the Constitution that had evolved over the last 200
years.
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brighn
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response 42 of 43:
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May 19 03:08 UTC 1996 |
Um, I guess Toasty's original comment on this thread could be taken
that way, although I hadn't...
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tsty
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response 43 of 43:
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May 22 09:34 UTC 1996 |
right, length/size versus importance.
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