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Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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PhillyB - uses a bunch of words I don't really understand to make a usually simple point

MAV- just a real smart poster

Zod - the face that runs the place

P55- stubborn and can be patronizing but smart poster who backs up his opinions

TRD - master troll level 99

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