October Birthday Giveaway

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Robert McClelland

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Happ brithday Neo this month is your coolest month of all time :) Ya :D :laugh: neo win slogon

"Neowin very cool site and we give lots prizes away!"

"Only way we get more people sign up, we give out prizes so you can login to get them!"

"You never take us down, we always be back on top!"

"Neowin best news for cool downloads and info!"

I think we should have slogon contest :)

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einsteinbqat

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Can I get all the prices? :D I wish I could... ;)

Maybe I'll win a price... who knows! :happy:

Anyways, very happy birthday :fun: :jump: :cake: :pint: :present: to Neowin, and may Neowin be here for all of us forever after. :p

!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY NEOWIN !!! YOU ROCK OUR WORLD !!!

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wtg neowin! cant even remember how I found this place but i've been here every day since heh

Me, too. I just can't remember how I got to know Neowin. And from that day, I just kept visiting Neowin more and more often. And now, there is no day going by without me visiting Neowin at least one time during the day. Actually, I don't have enough of my 2 hands to count how many times a day I come to Neowin.

Neowin, keep it going! (Y)

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mlauzon

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I wish I could win something, but I've never won anything in my life...I've tried and tried and still no luck. What I wish I could win from this contest is WinXP Pro, I am still using Win98SE, because I cannot afford to get a new OS for my system; but you know what: it just ain't going to happen!!!

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Me, too. I just can't remember how I got to know Neowin. And from that day, I just kept visiting Neowin more and more often. And now, there is no day going by without me visiting Neowin at least one time during the day. Actually, I don't have enough of my 2 hands to count how many times a day I come to Neowin.

ME TOO. actually i tried really hard to remember how i came across neowin.net

i really dont know. maybe bink. anyway i have registered in 2001 so its been a while. i love neowin. :blush:

that times neowin was down and i though it was for good, i was confused a bit - where can i go for all my news ???? and forums ????

man nothing i saw beats neowin for me.

ps. actually i think i spend enough time reading neowin instead of doing stuff i was supposed to be doing at a time (like now, hehe) that i was late with quite a few projects. maybe its neowin fault (joke) for been so good.

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