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Top Shoutbox Users of February 2013

March 02, 2013 4 comments

We are down to our last recap for the month of February and of course we can't miss giving love to that teeny-weeny analogue box!

Yes, it’s the Shoutbox! Did you use it as a messenger of love for this month? That’s a great idea, I think! Well, here are February 2013’s top shoutbox users. Kudos to everyone!

aldaer (168 shouts)
mojo_lomo (119 shouts)
dermanu (106 shouts)
blueskyandhardrock (93 shouts)
djramsay (83 shouts)
gendis (71 shouts)
diana3009 (49 shouts)
dida (42 shouts)
poepel (37 shouts)
qrro (37 shouts)

written by mayeemayee

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4 comments

  1. mayeemayee

    mayeemayee

    Big cheers! :) @aldaer, @mojo_lomo, @dermanu, @blueskyandhardrock, @djramsay, @gendis, @diana3009, @dida, @poepel, @qrro

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  2. gendis

    gendis

    thank you @mayeemayee

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  3. qrro

    qrro

    XD @mayeemayee thank you!!!

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  4. mojo_lomo

    mojo_lomo

    thank you @mayeemayee :D

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