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To: mark cox who wrote (6865)	1/28/1998 1:54:00 PM
From: Dan Doughty	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10368

"The appeals court reached back 286 years to state laws that allowed gamblers or their relatives to sue for losses that exceed $50 per sitting. The judges rejected arguments that a 1993 law overrode statutes passed in 1712." It sounds like we have had dumb asses trying to blame others for their losses for almost 300 years. And I thought this was a recent development in our society. Give me a break! Maybe these people should spend more time in school, learning skills that would help them get a better job, instead of relying on a VGM for their salary...nah, then where would BNGO be? <G> -Dan