Rates in holland

[abdulrahman004]

Originally posted by Sushubh@Jul 25 2005, 05:50 PM
you do not know the complete history between me and him so please excuse me. you just see the leftovers of what goes on this board. i see everything...
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I cannot really understand what kind of history he is talking about...another allegation on a poor innocent fellow and this time i keep my mouth shut fearing of another ban..

 

[skfg60]

Here & there, some buddies didn't left their childhood.

 

[Sushubh]

 

[coolbuddy_79]

yeah, true...and few r there as well who never visited their childhoods

 

[robert0909]

Hey, whats going on here!!!I think in last few days we have lost focus from the main agenda of the forum. As the old adage goes "an idle mind is devil workshop", having no worthwhile topic in our hand has led to us leaving BSNL and picking us some one among us and making him as the target of our ire.

 

[BSNL_CMD]

Fights and in-fights and out-fights - pls stop this. Its getting filthy now.

 

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[coolbuddy_79]

Hey, whats going on here!!!

I think in last few days we have lost focus from the main agenda of the forum. As the old adage goes "an idle mind is devil workshop", having no worthwhile topic in our hand has led to us leaving BSNL and picking us some one among us and making him as the target of our ire.[/b]

exactly!!!

 

[BSNL_CMD]

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[Sushubh]

30 bucks an hour is cheaper than dialup? what year are we in? 1999?

 

[abdulrahman004]

Not 1999 but in 1989