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Friday 9th May: Noda Doesn’t Finish Top Shock Report!

May 16, 2008 David Hurley 0

Having not shown his face inside a mahjong parlour for about three months, David returned to the fray tonight and managed to finish top dog for the evening. Mind you, it was not without some fortuitious eventualities… If his evening may be compared to taking a shot on the 13th [Read more…]

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