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Date	Action	Score
2016-01-04	Posted in the forum thread Yesterday was f*cking aweful for me.	1
2016-01-04	Posted in the forum thread Yesterday was f*cking aweful for me.	4
2016-01-03	Posted in the forum thread Rail riders I'll say it again. You ruin the scene	2
2016-01-03	Posted in the forum thread Rail riders I'll say it again. You ruin the scene	0
2016-01-03	Posted in the forum thread Rail riders I'll say it again. You ruin the scene	3
2016-01-03	Posted in the forum thread rail riders in mexico, you see them , puke on them	7
2016-01-03	Posted in the forum thread I made a print for MSG	0
2016-01-03	Posted in the forum thread I guess i'm weird? 1/1 rocked!	1
2016-01-03	Posted in the forum thread Rail riders I'll say it again. You ruin the scene	33

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