I have sent an e-mail to the guy. The e-mail says: hi, I have found that on a web site called www.wincustomize.com a person called BoXXi has made that wall paper you put up called Amd Duron Hell. He says you have copied it and then slapped on a logo. If you want more info about this person or if you want to talk to him privatly go to https://www.wincustomize.com/window.asp?Cmd=AUTHORINFO&accountid=194 Thanks, Bliss980 And the Subject line was:
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Gee that's not very good. If he asked you would you say yes? Maybe that's why he didn't ask you, because he thought if he did you would say no... just maybe....
it's happened to me too! ( but I had a virus when I checked )
I'm from Australia. 8 hours different time from America.
I have an 19 inch Princeton .25dot pitch flat. Running on 1280x960. Is that good?
At my school there are 962 computer's for 467 people!!! 9 in each class 15 in the library 1 laptop per teacher 1 laptop per student 9 outside computers 14 computers to manage notices and more so I guess that my private school is rich by what your saying.
Any questions about my news?
Hey BoXXi. I'v got a question. Why at the end of your messages there is a box with eyes?
When I want to take a photo of my desktop I press Print Screen the I go into Paint and save it as a jpg.
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Bye. I'l miss you. I think....yeh I will. Come back soon