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Reviews & Comments

Date	Action	Score
2023-08-27	2023-08-27: Posted a review on 2023-08-26 (Saratoga Springs, NY, USA)	23
2023-08-05	2023-08-05: Posted a review on 2023-08-04 (New York, NY, USA)	13
2023-08-04	2023-08-04: Posted a review on 2023-08-01 (New York, NY, USA)	0
2022-12-31	2022-12-31: Posted a review on 2022-12-30 (New York, NY, USA)	7
2021-07-30	2021-07-30: Posted a review on 2021-07-28 (Rogers, AR, USA)	3
2019-07-18	2019-07-18: Posted a review on 2019-07-14 (East Troy, WI, USA)	4

Forum Posts

Date	Action	Score
2021-05-19	Posted in the forum thread Too soon for a hold but melting anyway thread	3
2020-01-22	Posted in the forum thread * Official JOTY 2019: Week 2, Blue Region Round 1 *	6
2020-01-14	Posted in the forum thread *Official JOTY 2019 voting thread: Week 1, Green Region*	6

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