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hamelk@rintintin.Colorado.EDU (Ken Hamel) paused, pondered and
proclaimed:

>Michael Strauss <straussm@stripe.colorado.edu> writes:

>>Looking for people interested in role-playing games or learning about 
>>them.  Call 546 0523 to inquire or email back to me.

>I don't play the games myself, but I was in Black and Read
>records/books on Wadsworth and 82nd and they have a large area
>in the store where people hang out on weekend and play. He
>also sells game magazines/cards/etc.

Just adding my $0.02.  Hobbytown, USA in Longmont graciously allows
their premises to be used by gamers during business hours and after
hours if you arrange it in advance.  The Longmont store is located in
the WalMart plaza on Hover (near the Twin Peaks mall).  It also has
sign-up sheets and a bulletin board for gamers to contact one another.
They just opened about a month ago, so I don't have their phone number
handy.

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