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Monday, October 30, 2006

Most Awesome Thing of the Week

Phil Hughes has his own website, providing us with further opportunity to worship at his altar.
--Posted at 11:38 pm by NJASDJDH / No Comments | No Trackbacks - (401)

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Hey, check it out -- nobody's commented yet! You could be the first to comment on this AWESOME post! Hurry up and think of something to say! And not "First!", or anything like that, because that would be lame, and you'd be lame for doing it. Especially if someone beats you to it.

Well, since you spent so much time reading this, you've probably missed your shot to be first, but go ahead and post anyway. Someone might read it. Not ME, but someone.

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