At 14:25 30 July 2008, Nyal Williams wrote:
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>ANY place is a good place to start if that is the only place you have.
>However, NO place is a good place to start if there exists, anywhere in
>the world, a better place to start, and if your real game is one
>upman****p.
To extend this idea just a bit, ANY place that you can afford
is a better place to start than any place you can't afford.
I've always been amazed to note, at least on the computer
forums, how many people seem to think that, when it comes
to gliding, money is no object. If that's true for them, well
hey, good for them. I'm always glad to see that Ferrari is
able to build and sell their cars, even though there's no way
I will ever be able to afford one.
Jim Beckman
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