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Started by morten2ela, January 24, 2012, 09:29:55 PM

Because fuck you FBI!

morten2ela


Mr_Mr_Mr


Wratkie


Nick3306

If only someone could tell me why, why i should care.

Mr_Mr_Mr

Quote from: Nick3306 on January 25, 2012, 04:00:42 AM
If only someone could tell me why, why i should care.
You shouldn't. If a url gets shut down, they all just remake a new one.

morten2ela

Quote from: Nick3306 on January 25, 2012, 04:00:42 AM
If only someone could tell me why, why i should care.

Because I desperatly need your approval on everything!:p

Nick3306

Quote from: morten2ela on January 25, 2012, 09:10:47 AM
Quote from: Nick3306 on January 25, 2012, 04:00:42 AM
If only someone could tell me why, why i should care.

Because I desperatly need your approval on everything!:p
Who doesn't?

Hanno

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Quote from: morten2ela on January 25, 2012, 09:10:47 AM
Quote from: Nick3306 on January 25, 2012, 04:00:42 AM
If only someone could tell me why, why i should care.

Because I desperatly need your approval on everything!:p

and because the entry is to ' big ' ? <-- (dont get it?, think again)

Spamarian

I dont care, too.
I never download from file sharing.

PsYk0Wo1F


Hasan (Tabooti)

Quote from: PsYk0Wo1F on January 28, 2012, 02:30:36 AM
torrents > megaupload.

You mean

Torrents < Megaupload

I go by the English system. The crocodile eats (<) 
example 5 < 10 (Crocodile eats the lower number, which is 10)

Mr.Monkey

sorry to spoil your fun man, but 10 is still bigger than 5.

Also in the maths system the rest of the world uses > has always meant the thing before is bigger than the one behind.

Hasan (Tabooti)

Oh shit, being up at 3:00 AM + sick doesn't help :P

And I did not know about the link that you sent me, I was always taught that X < Y means X is greater than Y  (English based schools)
My bad then, time to abandon that system :P

clawstrider

Quote from: tabooti on February 10, 2012, 09:50:02 AM
And I did not know about the link that you sent me, I was always taught that X < Y means X is greater than Y  (English based schools)

Let me give you a lil hint. I got to school in England, and > means that "and" is bigger than "means" in that example.

SoulKnightGT

Quote from: tabooti on February 10, 2012, 08:20:26 AM
Quote from: PsYk0Wo1F on January 28, 2012, 02:30:36 AM
torrents > megaupload.
I go by the English system. The crocodile eats (<) 
example 5 < 10 (Crocodile eats the lower number, which is 10)
I was tought when i was in third grade (US school) that the <, and > are like crocodiles. They eat the highest number, because the higher it is, the better it is. :P