Thread: The BIG One-Six-Oh-Oh

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    The BIG One-Six-Oh-Oh

    Rejoice! We've hit 16,000 members (well it's 16,001 at the mo but never mind).

    I think we should celebrate somehow! Lets have a celebratory contest, or something.

    I'm not very good at thinking of these things, help me!
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    Woo-hoo.
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    i think this calls for a beer. or two.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Brain
    i think this calls for a beer. or two.
    Or 16,000
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    Quote Originally Posted by ahluka
    Rejoice! We've hit 16,000 members (well it's 16,001 at the mo but never mind).
    I thought I'd say something inspirational about how we're glad that you never left so that we hit 16,000 members sooner.

    But since there's 16,001, I guess it didn't really matter.
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    shouldn't it be one six oh oh oh?
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    We only keep ten percent... the other 14,400 got sold as slaves to keep the servers running.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zach L.
    We only keep ten percent... the other 14,400 got sold as slaves to keep the servers running.
    Ooh! Pick me! Pick me!
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    NO. YOu have to have 54 posts to be kept.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Govtcheez
    shouldn't it be one six oh oh oh?
    Ditto.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ober
    NO. YOu have to have 54 posts to be kept.
    Then you, with 4,153 posts, will not be kept, yeah?
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