I didn't post these until now because 1) I am lazy :-), and 2) I didn't want anyone tampering with the system just to 'win' this thing (despite there being no prizes.)

As noted, the 100,000th node was posted on July 26, 2001 at 3:51p GMT

The guesses, sorted in guess order and GMT, are as follows: 

iptxs                  July 16, 10:15a
TStanley               July 18,  3:30p
CheeseLord             July 21,  1:59a
particle               July 21,  6:00p
ryddler                July 23,  9:00p
lemming                July 26, 11:43a
---100,000th NODE------July 26,  3:51p
ar0n                   July 26,  8:00p
ChemBoy                July 27,  5:36p
RhetTbull              July 27,  6:21p
grinder                July 28,  1:47p
John M. Dlugosz        July 28,  6:00p
Yer Mom                 Aug 14, 11:45a
carzyinsomniac          Aug 14,  8:00a

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Lemming's guess is off the mark by 4hr 8mins, while ar0n's guess is off by 4hr 9min, a difference of one minute. So congrats to Lemming for 'winning' and ar0n for a very close second place.

Update - fixed a slight ordering problem, but doesn't affect results

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