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G. W. Bush and gin rummy tournaments?! Posted by webmaster (moderator) 4 Nov 2006 9:28am Did you know that US President G.W. Bush and Karl Rove play gin rummy? From Washington Post Tuesday, November 2, 2004; Page A01 http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A17111-2004Nov1?language=printer "...aides said the president was ... playing gin rummy with Rove, his senior adviser, in the conference room of his Boeing 747. Bush even agreed to join a gin rummy tournament with seven aides." Playing games of skill such as gin rummy is good for one's health -- see Playing skill games can improve your health! We'd like to suggest that they join our TD-Managed multi-player Gin rummy tournaments at GameColony.com! Gin players from all over the world play gin rummy online at GameColony.com. Playing gin rummy online is actually safer than playing face-to-face! Reply to this topic Subject: Message: Main Forum \| Post Reply

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