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We are Time Magazine's Person of The Year!

By H.A.R. on Dec 17, 2006

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Congratulations! We are Time Magazine's Person of the Year! Yepee!
We at Waleg.com are part of the ever growing community of 'Citizen's of Digital Democracy'.
We use the web everyday, we create content & we send messages across to the whole world by clicking! ... Working hard has actually paid off!
And You ... Yes, You are also part of this fantastic community ... You might not be adding to the content of the web but you are using it in your daily life ... Thus, you are also Person of the Year! Congratulations!

Time Magazine has chosen anyone using or creating content on the World Wide Web as their 2006 winner. Isn't that cool!
There isn't a passing day when you don't pass by YouTube or Wikipedia or MySpace ... Your friends contact you by e-mail ... Yahoo, Hotmail or G-mail ... Any school research, you head straight for the Internet! Ain't that right?
Be happy & proud, because you & me are the Persons of The Year! ... & we shape the future!
Congratulations!

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  1. Doll Scott

    Doll Scott

    Dec 17, 2006

    My name is CW3 Scott, Doll and I am in the Army serving in Iraq. This is my second tour in Iraq. I am at Camp Anaconda in Balad, Iraq. I have a daughter attending Domincan University in San Rafael, California. Her name is Doll Scott.

    I like to thank the magazine and the American people, everyone has been wonderful toward the military, maybe a few isolated people, but overall good.

    Merry Christmas to all and Time Magazine Employees and their families and a Happy New Year.

    From IRAQ with Love and Season's Greetings.

    CW3 Scott

  1. leila

    leila

    Dec 17, 2006

    congrats waleg. i am very happy to be a part of this great website.

  1. Rhea

    Rhea

    Dec 18, 2006

    So, it really is all about me. I mean, us.

  1. natalie

    natalie

    Dec 25, 2006

    how nice it is to be thanked for enjoying one's time...

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