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culturekitchen's Top Posts of 2007

We had an incredibly busy year in 2007. We saw Lorraine leave us to focus on writing a book. JJ also moved on to focus more on Cooking a Snook.

Yet we have seen other amazing writing join us in our daily cooking of tasty dissent : Nez, Kyle, Moiv, Winter Rabbit, Xicano Power, Katie Halper, Man Eegee, Duke.

Can't wait to see what 2008 has in store for us all.

Without further ado, here's the Top 10 post of 2007 :

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