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Post:	7945
Subject:	< DC219, Deadline Passed >
Topic:	< dc219 >
Category:	< Closed Games
Author:	m_don_j
Posted:	Dec 08, 2008 at 2:17 pm
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M_don_j

Order of the Brown Bear

Growliness: While the image of a roaring bear is frightening, the true fear lies in the realization that the beast has the strength to tear one limb from limb. The Knight of the Brown Bear maintains a gruff exterior to enforce his borders, and never fears meting out harsh retaliation in event of transgression.

Order of the Brown Bear

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Sep 30, 2004	Sweden

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Folks,

We're past the deadline and I'm still missing two sets; from Russia and from Turkey. I hereby start their grace periods. 24 hours, starting now. I will send personal notes to both the players concerned as well.

/ Mikael
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DC219, Deadline Passed (m_don_j) Dec 08, 02:17 pm

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