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Old 03-04-2010, 09:53 AM #4
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A word of caution. I beacame very distracted reading your post,
The overuse of the term SWIM about 30-40 times in one post just 'turned me off'.
I didn't care, because the post was to difficult to decipher, not knowing the meaning of the terms you used. Even after the following post deciphered it for me, I still found it difficult to read/understand.
Have pity on those you wish to ask for help.....please?
Make your needs known in terms that are easier to understand.
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