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One last thing: as I mentioned in an hours-earlier post, I used to be a regular Cracked commenter for years. I valued that place like you all value the commentariat here. Then the site staff started going down the tubes, being dicks about the commenting community, and pulling out the same "you don't actually matter to…

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