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Dalzine
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Dalzine
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Congrats on a good win Losfp, and well done to all the entrants.
Dale.
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Busiboy
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Another great round of images to vote for, the vote tally is high despite the lower number of comments lately.
Interesting. We must be due for another round of how to re-create the forum and get people interested again. 
Well done Losfp, I think the cuteness factor helped get you over the line.
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cowsgomoo
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Congrats Des. But how could you not vote for this pic. 
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Busiboy
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| Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2010 2:20 pm Post subject: |
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| Congrats Des. But how could you not vote for this pic. |
I think a protest is in order, too much cuteness and unfair advantage!
(tongue in cheek)
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