December 1, 2008 05:04pm pst

1. rpggamer... 31,700
2. IndiGenus 19,500
3. younghv 7,975
4. leew 7,064
5. souseran 6,389
6. phototropic 6,095
7. RobWill 6,000
8. DaveHowe 5,050
9. KCTS 4,500
10. toniur 4,448
11. rsivanandan 4,400
12. oBdA 4,275
13. ebjers 4,100
14. pcandler 4,000
14. i2q2 4,000
14. sk_raja_... 4,000
14. torimar 4,000
18. SysExpert 3,900
19. ahoffmann 3,748
20. war1 3,700
21. willcomp 3,500
21. rindi 3,500
23. richrumble 3,400
23. itkamaraj 3,400
25. jahboite 3,202

1. rpggamer... 40,890
2. IndiGenus 24,480
3. younghv 15,975
4. war1 10,750
5. leew 9,264
6. souseran 8,614
7. RobWill 8,000
8. DaveHowe 7,800
9. SysExpert 7,650
10. rsivanandan 7,400
11. Tolomir 7,100
12. and235... 6,700
13. KCTS 6,522
14. phototropic 6,095
15. orangutang 6,064
16. PowerIT 5,650
17. rindi 4,920
18. top_rung 4,600
19. Sheharya... 4,532
20. toniur 4,448
21. oBdA 4,275
22. McKnife 4,100
22. ebjers 4,100
24. pcandler 4,000
24. torimar 4,000
24. pjasnos 4,000
24. i2q2 4,000
24. sk_raja_... 4,000

08.19.2008 at 05:02AM PDT, ID: 23659214 | Points: 500

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