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I've decided to change it from two weeks to weekly.

The winner is Claudette!

The top 5 is as follows.

Claudette 11660
Phorcys 10296
Poor Imp 5785
misspriss 4910
eleinasari 4179

I'll try to do better updating it. Resetting points now. See you next week.
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:-D I won
“It's necessary to have wished for death in order to know how good it is to live.”
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Very well done to Clau and Adam, who critted very well this week. They were seen pretty much everywhere.
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I'd say were equals. He's going to win next time. He worked a lot harder than me.
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Congrats Claudette! And Phorcys. You two did a lot of work!




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Oh, well done to Claudette and Adam. :D
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Nice work, all! And my goodness! That's a lot of points! :shock:
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Nice job, to the both of you! Very impressive. :mrgreen:
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