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Old 10-27-2011, 05:39 PM #1
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Default Why Cant I create a new thread in the forum I need?
I have looked and looked and the only place I can create one is here in the New members...I looked on FAQ's and it states if you have permission you cna create a new thread...In my posting rules at the bottom it says I can post new threads...but when I look in the forums area I want to...there is not any option to post new thread except in new member...what am I doing wrong here....?
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