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   12/11/08

   geekfabrique

   Thank you Ranist22 for being the only person to even read my post. I don't think I fit in here any more

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   12/11/08

   Lovetopromote

   There are several projects going on in our community please check out my volunteer Blog to learn more
   
   giveyourtime.blogspot.com

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   12/11/08

   Lovetopromote

   There are several projects going on in our community please check out my volunteer Blog to learn more
   
   giveyourtime.blogspot.com

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   12/11/08

   geekfabrique

   Thanks for reading the post...
   
   I'll check out your link.
   
   Just edited this as I have now checked your link, nice project. Would you be interested in creating a dice community?

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      12/12/08

      Lovetopromote

      I apologize I am unfamiliar with what a Dice Community is thanks for checking us out. Let me know what that would inolve and feel free to e-mail me with details. Leslie@LoveToPromote.com Thanks..
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      12/12/08

      geekfabrique

      Dice communities started as a result of the cult novel The Dice Man by Luke Rhinehart in the 70s. They mimiced the ideals outlined in the book and subjected themselves to chaos theory. Literally living by decisions made from the roll of dice.
      
      Our dice community projects adhere to similar rules but in a more controlled environment that's meant to be of benefit to local communities. So fans of the Dice Man and the concepts behind it make their own community in their local town or city and meet to decide on projects, how to help and with what by rolling dice.
      
      Simple really!