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  • Topcat
    The Boss Stooge
    • Oct 2003
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    • Badcaps.net Founder

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    FAQ Section in the works!

    Willawake and Bushytails, this one is yours to mod. I'll gather up all the Q & A's I can find throughout the forum and begin this. You both have mod rights over this forum, so have fun and be creative. Being the admin, I can do the same as well. Tonight or tomorrow I'll start building a mass FAQ thread and see what other ideas pop into my head.
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