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  1. N0b0dy
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    born2golf is better than HC4L
    Did you asked Brink to change your name ??
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  3. The Howling Wolves
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    HC4L said:
    born2golf is better than HC4L
    Did you asked Brink to change your name ??
    Yes I asked permission from Brink for the name change.
    Slid him a Fiver under the table.
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  4. N0b0dy
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    Alright :)

    was does Slid him a Fiver under the table mean ??
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  6. The Howling Wolves
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    HC4L said:
    Alright :)

    was does Slid him a Fiver under the table mean ??
    Giving or bribing him with a $5.00 bill. Just a side joke we yanks do on frequent basis.
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