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Date	Action	Score
2012-10-25	2012-10-25: Posted a review on 2012-10-24 (Silver Spring, MD, USA)	2

Forum Posts

Date	Action	Score
2016-12-31	Posted in the forum thread Nitrous scene on 7th ave	18
2016-12-31	Posted in the forum thread IMMEDIATE REACTIONS: 12/30/16	2
2016-12-29	Posted in the forum thread Official 2016MSG1 Setlist/Discussion Thread (and JargonX's *20th Phishiversary*)	2
2012-08-20	Posted in the forum thread The most hyped Phish run that did not deliver and vice versa.	0
2012-08-18	Posted in the forum thread streams 8-17-12?- I'm too slow for the webcast	1
2012-08-05	Posted in the forum thread Fantasy Song 1 -> Song 2 -> Song 1	0
2012-06-11	Posted in the forum thread set is blue balls	2

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