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The prize would be the pure satisfaction of such an achievement.


Just to let you know there was this post about the 10,000th post (rather than the 10,000th post in this section) and the lucky person to be awarded a large bouquet of satisfaction was Mockney Piers.

I couldn't have done this by myself


I'd like to thank Mogs for raising the idea, the Administrator for noticing, everyone else for trying to be 10000th and thus raising the bar that little bit extra..

[several hours later....mascara now running down the face]

...my mum and dad for... [music fades up and a crook enters stage left at neck height]


Seriously tho - thanks, and I'll see several of youse tonight then..

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