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Date	Action	Score
2018-08-17	2018-08-17: Posted a review on 2018-08-05 (Alpharetta, GA, USA)	-7
2016-07-21	2016-07-21: Commented on the blog, BGCA 3 Recap: The Very Long Ruse?	1
2015-07-06	2015-07-06: Commented on the blog, Best of 1997 (5-1)	0
2015-06-24	2015-06-24: Commented on the blog, Best of 1997 (20-16)	0
2015-06-23	2015-06-23: Commented on the blog, Best of 1997	0
2012-09-08	2012-09-08: Commented on the blog, Good to the Last Dick's - Dick's 3 Recap	0

Forum Posts

Date	Action	Score
2016-10-21	Posted in the forum thread Magnaball: Is it overrated?	0
2016-10-05	Posted in the forum thread Things people liked that faded into oblivion	0

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