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Postby Emperor James » Sun Sep 12, 2004 11:51 am

jon_p wrote:
Emperor James wrote:
jon_p wrote:If not, you can always make a lego club page.. they are free and really easy to do.


As for a Lego club page... are you insane? :wink:


:P Well, it was only a suggestion. Anyway.. whats wrong with a lego club page?? :wink:

Jon.


You ARE joking now, aren't you? :D
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Postby jon_p » Sun Sep 12, 2004 2:06 pm

I sure hope you saw my :wink:
Otherwise you might think I actually like it :shock: . Be sure again you saw my :wink:
Lets not get this off topic though.

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Postby Master Blobicus » Tue Nov 02, 2004 9:08 pm

Go to Trypod.com and just make a website, subscribe to the free version it is all you need to make a website. :P

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