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Madeline


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indiana wrote:

I woudn't close the curtains on her just yet.

 Optomist.



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indiana wrote:

I woudn't close the curtains on her just yet.

If she'd managed to convert one of the break points she held in the 7th game of the second, I'd have had to agree, but as it is: *2-5... cry



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Drat, thought she was going to get the break too at 40 - 15 up, but the BPs saved, the 2nd with Razanno's 2nd only ace of the match  cry 

* 2 - 5

I concede rather tricky now.



-- Edited by indiana on Wednesday 27th of July 2011 10:48:42 PM

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Madeline wrote:
Optomist.

confuse 



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Down & out by 4 & 2. bleh



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Stircrazy wrote:
Madeline wrote:
Optomist.

confuse 

 confuse



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Stircrazy wrote:
Madeline wrote:
Optomist.

confuse 

 It's late. Of course I meant optimist.



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Madeline wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Madeline wrote:
Optomist.

confuse 

 It's late. Of course I meant optimist.

Excuse accepted.  At least you understood my confusion, Mad!  wink  Lost count of the number of times I've seen that spelling on message boards... hmm



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Not as bad as "one" for "won" - my pet hate.

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Particularly in women's matches,  and more particularly when there are a few breaks going on ( i.e. many of them )  I tend not to give up as quickly as quite a few folk on here often seem to do.

Somertimes my hopes of turnarounds are fulfilled too.  But alas not today



-- Edited by indiana on Wednesday 27th of July 2011 10:56:01 PM

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Really thought bally might have one this 1. Another reason why i shouldn't be an optomist i suppose...

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Madeline wrote:

Not as bad as "one" for "won" - my pet hate.

 

 Yes, that's a bad won   smile



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Madeline wrote:

Not as bad as "one" for "won" - my pet hate.

Don't get me started...   Took me all my time the other day not to question JC's reference to a "main drawer"... disbelief



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That was not a top draw performance which it would of been if she had one



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markce wrote:

That was not a top draw performance which it would of been if she had one

"would of been"?  disbelief



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