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Old 02-24-2008, 09:27 PM
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Ole's in charge?? Oh man, can I secede??
Ole is in no way in charge of anything. He's just eyes and ears. And no, you may not secede. If you try. I will invade. Something. Do you have a place to invade? No. I'm not going to invade Tulsa. Move to Tampa or something worthwhile invading.

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Old 02-24-2008, 09:44 PM
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General Ole, that title fits you to a "T".
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Congrats OLE Semper Fi.

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Old 02-24-2008, 10:14 PM
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Ole,

Thanks for taking on a difficult and thankless job.

Sincerely appreciated,
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Many congrats Mr. Ole
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At least I don't have to look at the bars on your shoulders anymore. Thanks for your continued efforts to make this board enjoyable.
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Old 02-25-2008, 02:13 AM
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Ami has promised that I get my bars back when I quit next week.

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Dear ole,

Congratulations ole! I hope you will never have to be the disciplinarian on this fine list and hope that things remain smooth sailing.

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Ole:

Congrats. I promise to be good. Okay, well, I promise not to be too bad. Okay, well, I promise to at least try not to be any more obnoxious.
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Ole, you've nurtured this board for as long as I've been on it, and before that. You're a stand-up guy, with much knowledge about this topic, you treat people with respect, and I'm glad you have the new rank. (So...like, how much extra a week do you get now?) Never mind! That was outta line. Speaking of which, I promise to toe the line to the best of my ability, and not use the term "gomer" again when referring to any members of this board. I do, however, have a list of other thinly disguised derogatory terms I am fond of, and will submit it to you for your approval, post-haste. (kidding) Actually "gomer" is quite benign, considering the virtual plethora of other disparaging terms in my vocab, but nevertheless I should not have used the term in the context in which it was used. Congratulations on your promotion, Ole.


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