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And I believe you could too :lol:

 

duh! I believe this type information is supposed to be in the free classifieds section. This is a business add looking for customers.

 

everyone's posting radars must be turned off today... :?

 

IF I had kids... I don't think I would take them somewhere that can't even afford to pay for advertising. Not to mention, can't be bothered to take the time to read the forum guidelines! :evil:

Bless their hearts! :roll:

 

maybe everyone is full of holiday cheer and good spirits -- can't imagine this one got by devilock76 or cleo :shock:

 

Actually, I'm not usually the classified police. 8)

 

Here I am......




this is your warning. Please post a paid add with webbie or go to the FREE classifieds and do this business there.

You can post a link to the classifieds if you wish to.


Dont let me tell you again or we all have to get together and hang you by your toenails.


Oh yeah, Merry Christmas! :lol: :lol: :wink:

 

Whew, I thought someone had posted an "AD" but it was only an "ADD".
That's why they weren't getting pounded on.

Oh no, someone has hooked the "smart-a-ss" keyboard to my computer again...SANTA, it wasn't my fault.

 

Whats the difference between this and the CGAA announcing soccer signups?

 

Exactly! :?

 

Do you think it makes a difference if one is a non-profit?

What about one announcement about a new business opening vs. repeat ads for an ongoing business?

Don't they have medicine for that now?

 

The double standard :wink:

 

No i dont think it makes a difference at all. You pay to have your child(ren) play in the CGAA per sport, and at the gym you pay to have your child(ren) participate in their activities.

Tax status matters in how you have to post on here?

 

Just asking. Thanks for your input.

 

Don't get me started... :lol:

 

Too late! :lol:

 

Wow, must be the holiday season or everyone is tired of repeating themselves - advertising on the board for your own business is a no-no.

 

sorry cleo -- didn't mean to offend -- just know you do like to keep us on our toes w/ board etiquette