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Viktor [21]
3 years ago
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FYI; for those of you who "do not find this set up of the site fair" are ridiculous an unappreciative. This site and the coopera

tive people on it have given you more help than anyone else could have so who ever is going to start a riot, i hope you will be banned AS SOON AS you do.
P.S.
Thanks to the creators for such a helpful, sometimes irritating website lol
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patriot [66]3 years ago
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Agreed. I try helping as much as possible.
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