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Sep 4, 2010 11:55 AM CST
Name: Juli
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Being able to convert Grand Masterpiece to Tet certainly had a big influence on today's purples. Moldovan and Hanson got some wonderful purples out of it. I know someone else used it too at that time - but the name escapes me ...

Did anyone have teeth before Brother Reckamp? I don't recall any that pre-date his. Techny Spider was 1987 and it had teeth.


Edited to add that the third user of Tet G. M. early on may have been Carpenter. Had a discussion with a friend, and that name seemed to ring a bell.

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