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...and the nominees for most overall commenter are

winner to be announced May 31st 2013...

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Ginger said…
Sitting on my bed, and giving my laptop screen and by extension your blog a hard look. Nearly got cross-eyed finding my name.

Waiting for that announcement.
RQ said…
LMAO! Ginger you won't kill me for my mama! how do i know you're not already cross-eyed since you wear shades on your profile picture?! don't blame my poor blog o. :) your name is riiiiiiggghhttt there.

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