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As a long time student of Saints in our Book, I noticed something unusual today, so unusual I took a snapshot of it before it disappeared:

# User Experience Level Writeups User Since Last Here

37 planetscape 29659 Canon (20) 1282 2005-03-27 09:28 14 hours ago

38 eyepopslikeamosquito 29559 Canon (20) 1282 2002-06-23 06:02 1 second ago

Two adjacent monks in Saints in our Book with identical number of Writeups! Never seen that before.

planetscape, after more than ten long years at the monastery, we wind up together on 1282 posts apiece, at least for a little while. I'm very happy about that because I've always enjoyed your thoughtful and insightful posts.

Update: July 08 2015, exactly level now, both XP and Writeups! :) :) :)

# User Experience Level Writeups User Since Last Here

37 planetscape 29891 Canon (20) 1289 2005-03-27 09:28 1 hour ago

38 eyepopslikeamosquito 29891 Canon (20) 1289 2002-06-23 06:02 1 second ago

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In reply to planetscape and me: 1282 nodes apiece by eyepopslikeamosquito

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