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Threadless Contest by Ami Kealoha

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Last week we stumped you with the trivia question about the magazine editor who has an 800+ collection of tee-shirts that he's been working on for over 20 years. Another clue is that a synonym for the three-letter title of the magazine is "gob."

Submit answers here to win a hoodie.

And you still have until 25 February to get three shirts or more for $10 each by entering the code "tenbucks20" at checkout!

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This entry posted on 14 February 2006 at 4:06 PM
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