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For making the last 12 months here on the site our greatest 12 months of membership! Since August of 2008 thru July of 2009, we have had 5007 members to join SETXsports.com. That is the most we have had join in any 12 month span. That's actually 42% of the total membership for this site over the last year.

Again, thank you for helping us make this the best local sports site and one of the best in the entire state!!

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For making the last 12 months here on the site our greatest 12 months of membership! Since August of 2008 thru July of 2009, we have had 5007 members to join SETXsports.com. That is the most we have had join in any 12 month span. That's actually 42% of the total membership for this site over the last year.

Again, thank you for helping us make this the best local sports site and one of the best in the entire state!!

And if we can keep you guys from patrolling the boards, you could have more members ;D
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For making the last 12 months here on the site our greatest 12 months of membership! Since August of 2008 thru July of 2009, we have had 5007 members to join SETXsports.com. That is the most we have had join in any 12 month span. That's actually 42% of the total membership for this site over the last year.

Again, thank you for helping us make this the best local sports site and one of the best in the entire state!!

And if we can keep you guys from patrolling the boards, you could have more members ;D

Dove, have you considered the thought that the "patrolling" might actually enhance the quality and preserve the integrity of the board?

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For making the last 12 months here on the site our greatest 12 months of membership! Since August of 2008 thru July of 2009, we have had 5007 members to join SETXsports.com. That is the most we have had join in any 12 month span. That's actually 42% of the total membership for this site over the last year.

Again, thank you for helping us make this the best local sports site and one of the best in the entire state!!

And if we can keep you guys from patrolling the boards, you could have more members ;D

Dove, have you considered the thought that the "patrolling" might actually enhance the quality and preserve the integrity of the board?

Which would attract new members.  8)

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For making the last 12 months here on the site our greatest 12 months of membership! Since August of 2008 thru July of 2009, we have had 5007 members to join SETXsports.com. That is the most we have had join in any 12 month span. That's actually 42% of the total membership for this site over the last year.

Again, thank you for helping us make this the best local sports site and one of the best in the entire state!!

And if we can keep you guys from patrolling the boards, you could have more members ;D

Dove, have you considered the thought that the "patrolling" might actually enhance the quality and preserve the integrity of the board?

Of course, but we don't have to let them know it's working. :D
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I can't think of any other conduit to dog out the athletic program in Sour Lake :D

The first three words of above comment describe the HF bball program.

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