Contest (CAG Foreplay #43): Win Persona 3 FES (PS2)

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As detailed in CAG Foreplay Podcast #43, CAG UdaBenShen was kind enough to donate Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 FES for the PlayStation 2.

Listen to the show for details on how to win (or just copy the trend that you see forming of those that actually listened)! Winner will be announced on the next CAG Foreplay. One winner will be chosen at random.

Good luck everyone and thanks again to UdaBenShen.
 
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I was in an Amnesty International club in high school. I did absolutely nothing in the club and received a tshirt at the end for being in it. Oh well.
 
I saw popularity and decided "Oh, fuck it!" and I ran the opposite way as fast as possible and joined the Audio-Visual club when I learned that it actually existed. I quite enjoyed knowing I was at the lowest rung.
 
Back in high school, I was in the Chess Club (We only convened a few times), and on the School Newspaper.
 
Sleep Club Thrice.
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in college i was in our school's fledgling chapter of the National Organization for Women.

i'm a male, and yes, it was to impress a girl, who was the president and founder. it died after she graduated.
 
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President of Technology Student Association. Went to national competitions in High School.
President of Anime Club. It was horrible.

Member of Chess Club, and the Civil War Roundtable.

EDIT: Also was part of the French Club, and National Honor Society.
 
I was never offically in any clubs, but a few cute girls used their damned charm to recruit me as a curtain boy for the drama club a couple of times.
 
I was in the National Food Club. It was like the best. Every lunch instead of going out to buy lunch I just went to the club room to see if theres any new food to eat :p.
 
None in High School that I can remember.
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Proud member of the Latin Club!

Our theme song:

"O, S, T
MUS
TIS
NT
MOST, MUST ISNT

Forever let us hold our endings high!
HIGH HIGH HIGH!"
 
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People were suprised I actually knew how to play/was good at it.
 
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Since I did well on the debate team, I was asked to join the Model United Nations club. I thought it sounded neat, but it really wasn't what I was expecting.

I knew I was in trouble when I got to a conference and they were all happy that they had spent three days and almost had a definition of "terrorism". In contrast, it took me only a second to have a new definition of "boredom".
 
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