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You signed up on June 13, 2007
You are #8643 on the list.
190 people are ahead of you in line.
15838 people are behind you in line.
34% of the list has been invited so far

So close!!

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  1. Twelfthknit12 August, 2007 09:50

    ....yet so far ;0)
    India

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  2. soCherry12 August, 2007 10:28

    110 now ...

    I'll be in by Monday to find you! ;0)

    Elaine x

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  3. Rosie13 August, 2007 17:53

    I'm green with envy (good job that green is my favourite colour). Looking forward to hearing all about it, as I reckon I'm still about 10 days away!

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  4. soCherry13 August, 2007 20:30

    10 now ... *sigh*
    think I'll have to wait til tomorrow [tues]

    so impatient!!

    :)

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