Re: [PIC] My love.. Did U think I pretend...
,- .--. .--. -. , /\ :( .' .' 5USD `. `. ); /\ , ._.' \ '.".' .( per min. ). `.".' / `._. """"-.\_.-"_.-"-.) (.-"-._"-._/.-"""" >> U could? :) >> >yes. its all set. all you have to do is to mail me back in private. >ill hook you up with username/password for ftp access. WOW! Great! Thanks! Really... :) I'll do it right now. :) >do you need something like cgi or php or -whatever-? Nope. :) >i am looking forward to your pressence at asciipr0n.com ;) Sure thing. :) Best regards/Pozdrowienia, Blazej [bug] -- F0r 45(11 7r4n5l470r v1517: http://www.404bug.prv.pl :)
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