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  1. Peter24/11/10 11:31 PM

    Hey. I am happy I've found this page, I've been trying to remember the web address. Anyway I would just like to thank you for your time and the posting, I've enjoyed it. I have saved as a favorite it and also subscribed to the RSS feeds.

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  2. american fez1/12/10 10:32 AM

    Peter - the RSS feeds from this site come thick and fast, so watch out!
    Also, I am happy I've found your comment.

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  3. TGGP1/12/10 9:03 PM

    I'm pretty sure Peter is a spammer.

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  4. American Fez - moderator29/12/10 6:56 AM

    Just checking back in to see how Peter is coping with the RSS feeds from this site. Hope his ISP isn't failing under the massive bandwidth requirements involved.

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