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Posted by: NFOMan

Quite frankly, I can't see any value in the "Elite members only" forum. Nothin her for me.

Posted by: Prince

it's just a place to get the ebooks, at one time I had more plans for it but I must have got side tracked with all of my other projects I keep starting.

Posted by: Irons77

I'm getting mine soon I hope. What is $15. It helps out this great site

Posted by: NFOMan

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Originally Posted by NFOMan

Quite frankly, I can't see any value in the "Elite members only" forum. Nothin her for me.

Its not a bad idea, but you have to invite some value add. I'm not sure what that is. Expert advice? Training tips? How to get to the chicks, anything that's not in the normal stream of things.

Just my IMHO, bro

Posted by: Prince

why are you quoting yourself?

Posted by: hornypornstar

The elite new member are important they can contribute for the development of these forum, any forum needs a big amount of registered members with out its registred member the forum are useless

Posted by: Metallibanger

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Originally Posted by Prince

why are you quoting yourself?

Posted by: Vieope

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Originally Posted by Prince

why are you quoting yourself?

Very crazy.

Posted by: Vieope

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Originally Posted by Vieope

Very crazy.

Posted by: IainDaniel

Posted by: goob

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Originally Posted by Vieope

Very crazy.

Pot. Kettle. Black.

Posted by: Gazhole

Its a status symbol.

If theres ever a virtual flood and there isnt enough time to code more virtual boats to save everyone, the elite members will take priority and the regular members will be left to drown like the worthless fucking cheapskates they are.

Now wheres my chequebook...

Posted by: danzik17

Just consider it payment for thousands of dollars worth of free information from certified trainers and a lot of in the field experts. Are you really saying that's not worth a measly 15$ contribution?

Posted by: Prince

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Originally Posted by danzik17

Just consider it payment for thousands of dollars worth of free information from certified trainers and a lot of in the field experts. Are you really saying that's not worth a measly 15$ contribution?

people want everything for free, it's the American way.

Posted by: Doublebase

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Originally Posted by Prince

people want everything for free, it's the American way.

I thought the American way was to work hard and be happy with what you have?

Posted by: DOMS

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Originally Posted by Doublebase

I thought the American way was to work hard and be happy with what you have?

No, they gave up on that.

Posted by: Prince