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It didn't work. Your message actually went to alt.rec.quilting. Sorry.
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Greg Dunn"Jeff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:3ed4ab65$1_4@newsfeed...
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This is a test of posting to this newsgroup.
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So, would you recommend a double crossover stitch or the single sawtooth stitch for this blanket?
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You're going to wish that you hadn't done that. We have a long history of failing these tests.
Jeff said:
This is a test of posting to this newsgroup.
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Do I need to study for this test or is it an open book test?
Jeff said:
This is a test of posting to this newsgroup.
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speedracer <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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So, would you recommend a double crossover stitch or the single sawtooth stitch for this blanket?
Double crossover of course, for the extra strength needed for the diamond tuck-n-roll on my carbon
fiber seat. ;-)Chris Jordan
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If we pass this test, Jeff, will you be sharing some exciting news with us or do we just have to
settle for a prize?Lewis.
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"Jeff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<3ed4ab65$1_4@newsfeed>...
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If we pass this test, how many credits do we receive?
John H Mad Quilter in N TX
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Jeff said:
This is a test of posting to this newsgroup.
Did we pass?
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