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Russo Loco

December 25, 2010 06:10PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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Hi, Bill - and Merry Christmas!

IMHO, there is no such thing as a dumb question - the only thing that's dumb is to not ask
when you want to know something. Most of us know only the very basics when we're born,
and have to learn everything else. So keep on asking - that's what makes the NGDF the great
resource that it is!

- Russo

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Re: Dumber question	J.B.Bane	December 25, 2010 04:14PM
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Re: Dumber question	J.B.Bane	December 25, 2010 09:31PM
Re: Dumber question	drgwcarman	December 25, 2010 06:48PM
Re: Dumb question of the day	Russo Loco	December 25, 2010 06:10PM
Re: Dumb question of the day	Bill Scobie	December 25, 2010 06:49PM
Re: Dumb question of the day	Bill Scobie	December 26, 2010 08:17AM
Re: Dumb question of the day	Jim Grigsby	December 26, 2010 11:53AM
Re: Dumb question of the day	J.B.Bane	December 26, 2010 12:12PM

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