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OK Well I am a member of a site called Frappr, basically it's like joining a group and then having the locations shown on a Google Map.

So I started up a Stagea Owners of the World, group:

http://www.frappr.com/stageaownersoftheworld/

I have disabled the in-built forum feature of the site, as we have a damn good forum here, dont want to compete with that.

Anyway it's basically a nice map, and it have a small chat room for members of the group to use.

If no one joins then I'll know you all think it is a waste of time and close it in a month or so :mellow:

Enjoy!

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The japanese canr read and write no problem but when it somes to speaking they are dead. So we should approach SWAT and tell them about this and make a little ring between us. And possiblt ro set up a network fpr spare parts direct to the suppliers

The japanese canr read and write no problem but when it somes to speaking they are dead. So we should approach SWAT and tell them about this and make a little ring between us. And possiblt ro set up a network fpr spare parts direct to the suppliers

Yeah but I cant find an Active SWAT forum, anywhere..........?

Dammit, Cy, I've tried 4 times to modify the location, and it won't work...

HELP! :(:(:(

I dunno.? It found Rockyhampton fine, I guess try the nearest minor town that is close, then try the closest major town I guess.?

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