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The influx of new members vs the past year?

Just curious a running tally how many make it over?

Anything you want to share?
 
Barnacle Bob and Scorpio will be over here doing lines off the strippers tits anyday now.
 
As a Monty Python and Star Trek fan, I hope the indigenous folk will get my immigrant slang. I already saw a Holy Grail reference, so hope is high! And if I may use Darmok in reply to a lack of context, so much the better.
 
Although the movie "Blazing Saddles" was humor, it did have a lot of points. Notably, the governor wanted to steal Rock Ridge for the railroad, but had to face "the rightful owners". The town needed a new sheriff, but because he was black, the towns people did not support him. But he did get the support and together, they won the battle against... I guess it was "the man", whoever that was.

Edit: The quote is reported from the movie "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre".
 

I know the Governor's secretary was a highly under rated piece of ass.
 
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Replace the curved brackets with square brackets though.
 
I'm confused by the edit button.. Does it go away. Am I going to have to learn how to spell words right the first time I post?
 
I'm confused by the edit button.. Does it go away. Am I going to have to learn how to spell words right the first time I post?
Yes. You get a window of time after submitting to make edits, but the window isn't unlimited.
 
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