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2014-06-10 2:51 pm, comment by GottaJibboo

@standard said:
Run Like an Antelope 7/3/13 Bangor, ME. Knew it sounded familiar, knew it was from '13.
http://phish.in/2013-07-03/run-like-an-antelope?t=7m30s />
I went through so much whammy from Leg 1 Summer 2010 I almost vomited. Then it dawned on me that the other terrible whammying that stuck out to me was the SPAC Steam from last summer... I even checked the R&R from Bangor but I forgot about the Antelope! Nice win @standard and welcome back MJM!

Hold on a minute--phish.in? why am I just discovering this site now? Also, what is the difference between this site and www.phishtracks.com (if any?) I love phishtracks, but have some minor complaints on the user-friendliness. Do .netters suggest I use phish.in instead?

I should probably pose this question in the forum, but would love to hear thoughts.

Finally, welcome back MJM!

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