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June 27th, 2007thanks in advance
June 27th, 2007I’d actually like to see a post about how you are using Freebase.
June 27th, 2007Please?
Pretty please?
June 27th, 2007you betcha. how does it differ from wikipedia? is it the license? better technology? a reboot of the community?
June 27th, 2007I want one ;D Please.
June 27th, 2007I would love to have one. leekraus (&) gmail.com.
Thanks.
June 27th, 2007one please. size medium tall.
June 28th, 2007I would like to have one.
June 28th, 2007Funny, my CIO just asked me if we would do an evaluation of it. An invite would make that possible.
June 28th, 2007Yes, please! Thanks
June 28th, 2007I would love one. If they’re not all taken. . .
June 28th, 2007Hi David – if you still have some kicking around, I’d love one.
George
June 28th, 2007I’d like one if you have any left. Thank you.
June 28th, 2007It would be wicked mad crunk to have something like this for Lemonland. If you are straight trippin’ me I’ll think you’re tight janky.
And I think I just lowered the IQ of this webpage a good few points. 
June 28th, 2007Free and open invites – sure! Thanks ….
June 29th, 2007Sounds interesting. If you have any left, I’d be interested in exploring further. Thanks!
June 30th, 2007I would love to have an invite. This look exciting.
June 30th, 2007An invite will be cool if you any left! Thanks in either way.
Ravenii
July 1st, 2007Yes, please.. if you haven’t finished them yet..
Many thanks!
July 1st, 2007I’ll take one if you’re offering . . .
July 3rd, 2007I’d buy that for a dollar. (But would obviously prefer free. I’m not mad)
July 3rd, 2007I would like an invite as well, if you still have some available. Thanks!!
July 6th, 2007Love one too!
July 6th, 2007Yes please. If you have any left! Thanks. Tom
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