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In Reply to: Re: We Do Paint :) (nt) posted by Tom Sparkman on February 14, 2003 at 11:33:34:

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Posted by:
Tom Sparkman
on March 07, 2003 at 18:23:27

: : I can't seem to find anywhere what WDP stands for. Can anyone shed some light on this?
: : Thanks,
: : lenny
OK, it's Who Dare's Plays. From the name of the field in the UK. I believe the field was originally called "Skirmish - Who Dares, Plays" (play on words like the SAS? motto) and then shortened to Who Dares Plays.
But that's hear-say, and it's been awhile and my mind is going...
Tom :)

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: : : I can't seem to find anywhere what WDP stands for. Can anyone shed some light on this? : : : Thanks, : : : lenny : OK, it's Who Dare's Plays. From the name of the field in the UK. I believe the field was originally called "Skirmish - Who Dares, Plays" (play on words like the SAS? motto) and then shortened to Who Dares Plays. : But that's hear-say, and it's been awhile and my mind is going... : Tom :)

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