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The Knights Who Say Ni: fixing redirect

2009-09-26T00:30:43Z

fixing redirect

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Wbwolf: Less talk, more action

2009-08-23T19:09:02Z

Less talk, more action

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-	~~Many citizens of Free Country, USA seem to use "ache" (pronounced "aysh") as a replacement for "tion" during the~~ [[~~Compé~~]] era. [[Strong Sad]] used it in the short "[[Compy Catalog]]" in a line which later reappeared as a quote of the week. It was also seen in an ad for city (comma) state in the Strong Bad E-mail "independent".	+
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-	~~{{stub}}~~	+

Espemon333 at 19:04, 23 August 2009

2009-08-23T19:04:43Z

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-	Many citizens of Free Country, USA seem to use "ache" (pronounced "aysh") as a replacement for "tion" during the [[~~Compe~~]] era. [[Strong Sad]] used it in the short "[[Compy Catalog]]" in a line which later reappeared as a quote of the week. It was also seen in an ad for city (comma) state in the Strong Bad E-mail "independent".	+	Many citizens of Free Country, USA seem to use "ache" (pronounced "aysh") as a replacement for "tion" during the [[Compé]] era. [[Strong Sad]] used it in the short "[[Compy Catalog]]" in a line which later reappeared as a quote of the week. It was also seen in an ad for city (comma) state in the Strong Bad E-mail "independent".

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Free: fix.

2009-08-23T19:02:04Z

fix.

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-	Many citizens of Free Country, USA seem to use "ache" (pronounced "aysh") as a replacement for "tion" during the Compe era. Strong Sad used it in the short "Compy Catalog" in a line which later reappeared as a quote of the week. It was also seen in an ad for city (comma) state in the Strong Bad E-mail "independent".	+	Many citizens of Free Country, USA seem to use "ache" (pronounced "aysh") as a replacement for "tion" during the [[Compe]] era. [[Strong Sad]] used it in the short "[[Compy Catalog]]" in a line which later reappeared as a quote of the week. It was also seen in an ad for city (comma) state in the Strong Bad E-mail "independent".

-	~~This article is a~~ stub.	+	{{stub}}

Espemon333 at 19:01, 23 August 2009

2009-08-23T19:01:22Z

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	Many citizens of Free Country, USA seem to use "ache" (pronounced "aysh") as a replacement for "tion" during the Compe era. Strong Sad used it in the short "Compy Catalog" in a line which later reappeared as a quote of the week. It was also seen in an ad for city (comma) state in the Strong Bad E-mail "independent".		Many citizens of Free Country, USA seem to use "ache" (pronounced "aysh") as a replacement for "tion" during the Compe era. Strong Sad used it in the short "Compy Catalog" in a line which later reappeared as a quote of the week. It was also seen in an ad for city (comma) state in the Strong Bad E-mail "independent".

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2009-08-23T18:59:25Z

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Many citizens of Free Country, USA seem to use "ache" (pronounced "aysh") as a replacement for "tion" during the Compe era. Strong Sad used it in the short "Compy Catalog" in a line which later reappeared as a quote of the week. It was also seen in an ad for city (comma) state in the Strong Bad E-mail "independent".

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