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Quick note...

UPDATE!!!
I jusr received word, it will be withon the hour! I did get a sneak peek at the ones settled.
*evil laugh*
Mawahahaha !!

In case you are wondering where the winner list is at: I'm waiting on the TIE BREAKER lady to send me her comments...

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  1. *Refresh, refresh, refresh* My laptop is going to throw a fit LOL Too bad! *evil cackle* I shall keep refreshing until the results are posted!!

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    1. You're not the only one. I can't get anything done today because I keep refreshing. LOL

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    2. LOL Lanette! It's all good until a message appears, "Please stop. Your internet isn't that good." LOL

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    3. me too!!! And that evil laugh is tormenting me! :-)

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  2. I can't stand it any longer! The evil cackle has subsided! I have the results and will posting as soon as I get it formatted!

    You ready???

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    1. Yes! I just got the message to stop the refreshing. Apparently the F5 key is sensitive.

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  3. Don't break your computer, TJ. It's not worth it. Well... maybe it is.

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