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Date	Action	Score
2014-07-03	2014-07-03: Commented on the blog, Why It's OK To Suck At The Phish	1
2012-07-11	2012-07-11: Commented on the blog, SPAC3 Recap	1
2012-01-12	2012-01-12: Commented on the blog, A Few Choice Words on Scalping	0
2011-08-10	2011-08-10: Commented on the blog, The changes of 3.0	2
2011-07-16	2011-07-16: Commented on the blog, Super Ball IX Rocked, but Does It Have Staying Power?	4

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Date	Action	Score
2013-10-22	Posted in the forum thread BEST PHISH JAM EVER	1

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