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You don’t know what you are missing out on.

Below is what a Bronze level membership will give you.

1. Ad-Free Viewing

2. Access to Sonovamin and Boomslang’s  Fantastic Cartoons:

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3. Access to Our Puzzles.

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The BFD. Sudoku puzzle
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BRONZE level membership.

As a regular reader of The BFD you are one of our true fans.

You want to support The BFD and in return, we will remove those distracting ads from your screen and your pages will load faster.

There is a special place in heaven reserved just for you.

But wait there’s more...

4. You gain access to MyBFD our very own online community platform that makes it easier for members to interact with other members away from the public glare of General Debate and Backchat.

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What are you waiting for?

If you liked what you just saw you can become a member today.

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