My definition of "success"
is being a regular, serious contender for the NC. Winning the NC isn't necessarily the only definition of success, but invariably it's a byproduct of it.
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- might as well float this one out there -
Jay,
2009-02-14, 09:22
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- Responses - Bruno95, 2009-02-17, 13:50
- Answers - Bingo, 2009-02-15, 17:54
- Answers - irishoutsider, 2009-02-15, 14:00
- My answers - scriptcomesfirst, 2009-02-15, 13:32
- My two bits - Pete, 2009-02-15, 11:34
- .02 - River, 2009-02-15, 08:58
- OK, I'll play - Busco21, 2009-02-14, 20:44
- Answers - Mike (Max), 2009-02-14, 20:07
- No, Yes, 75%, 10%, Yes and Yes.
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PMan,
2009-02-14, 16:19
- Answers - Joe, 2009-02-14, 15:30
- Yes, No, 50, 10, Positive and no. -
MadisonDomer,
2009-02-14, 14:27
- My 2 pennies... - Irish96, 2009-02-14, 13:34
- Answers -
terribletr,
2009-02-14, 12:47
- Does the NC question pertain to 2009, or ever? -
Sherman Oaks,
2009-02-14, 13:05
- I was thinking "ever" -
Jay,
2009-02-14, 13:10
- My definition of "success" - Sherman Oaks, 2009-02-14, 15:14
- I was thinking "ever" -
Jay,
2009-02-14, 13:10
- Does the NC question pertain to 2009, or ever? -
Sherman Oaks,
2009-02-14, 13:05
- My answers - Geoff, 2009-02-14, 12:13
- Yes, no, 45%, 5%, yes -
Sherman Oaks,
2009-02-14, 11:29
- Answers - Trosa, 2009-02-14, 11:06
- My thoughts - Slainte Joe, 2009-02-14, 09:59
- Responses - ReginaldVelJohnson, 2009-02-14, 09:55