Last week’s open comment invite give-away went so well, let’s do it again… this time, at a time hopefully a bit better suited to our West Coast brothers and sisters.
Want a comment invite? All you got to do is this:
1) Click this link to go to our Campfire chat room. Now closed! Thanks for coming, guys! Look for another chat room next week!
2) Fill in a Screen Name. Click ‘Sign In’.
3) If you want a commenting invite, simply type in your email address with no other text. We’ll send one out to you straight away.
4) Once you’ve got comment access, leave a comment here to test.
Or even if you’ve got commenting invite, why not come on by and chat? We’ll keep the room up from 1pm to 3pm EST.
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thanks for the invite
Thanks!!!
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Thanks!
Thanks!
Woohoo!
Whee! Thanks for the invite.
Excellent, now I can share my worthless opinion with everyone! Err, worthWHILE, that is… yes, of course…
w00t!, if you will.
Thanks for the invite.
woo haa — gracias guys
A special prize for the best new user name. Choose carefully.
Hot stuff — thanks!
Awesome.
danke.
Cool, it worked. Thanks.
I made it!
The West Coast sends its thanks.
John B. made me cry for being a smartass.
Now I’m commenting on all kinds of crazy GawkerMedia blogs! Hooray!
Merci!
Thank you.
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I like to use words that don’t mean nothin’, like “lupid.”
Glad to be aboard. Look for my witty comments soon.
The the rumpus begin!
WOO HOO! Thanks John.
Most excellent.
Home at last…..
w00t!
Thanks.
I love this blog!
They’re going to hate you at Deadspin for this… the comment sections over there are getting ridiculous!
Hmm…just found out that my mom reads this blog. I guess I better comment carefully. Or I should have picked a username that she couldn’t figure out.
Walmart!
Anyway, if David’s last name is actually Nemesis then his family wins at last names.
testing.
Sucess! Now I can finally say to the Prius guy w/ buyer’s remorse (and other troubles, not all of his doing) who complained about his low mileage that you will only see the higher mileage if you use your brakes, which means that the city rating is higher than the highway rating. Don’t buy a Prius if you’re expect to save money on your long highway commutes.
Phew! Glad to get that out of my head.