Happy Christmas!

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Hello all! Just want to spread the Christmas cheer, by singing loud for all to hear! "Better watch out! You better not cry! You'd better not pout I'm telling you why! For Santa Clause is com-ing-to-town!" Later gators, I'll catch you on the forums after the holidays! :xmas_cool:

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Happy Christmas, everyone!

What? It's on its way...I sold some Christmas cards at work last week, and some selection boxes :)
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That's odd. Usually it's "Merry Christmas."
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geez :p Talk about old threads...

I wonder what the first ever post made on YWS was..

/off topic-ness :P
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First topic:
topic2.html

First discussion thread:
topic4.html


There is no "topic1.html" as that was the default message you get whenever you install a phpBB forum.

:P

EDIT: Heh, in that discussion thread, I saw a post by an alternate account I created back then to make the site seem a bit busier... I doubt anyone would guess it in a million years, so I'll give a hint that the user's name begins with 'A' ;)




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Obviously, it must be "Snoink."
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