This is an excellent giveaway. I would ask for one but at the moment, I think that there are people who need it more than me. Congratulations to the winner(s) of the giveaway.
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This is an excellent giveaway. I would ask for one but at the moment, I think that there are people who need it more than me. Congratulations to the winner(s) of the giveaway.
Tarding is bad!!
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Now that's what I'm talking about...sort of. Read my PM though, shapeless.
Kindness goes a long way!
Tarding is bad!!
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Anyone else while I have the time today? (No work!)
Kindness goes a long way!
Poster
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This means all of the above aren't qualified!!
Seed Forever
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HI , I would like to get it im doing masters and i need it to get some rare materials .
I don't cheat , I use my account
The only difference between the saint and the sinner is that every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future.
Tarding is bad!!
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Not true, not true.Originally Posted by pureheart
I said in my first post that I would not announce any winners.
This is for my own security, as well as for the people I invite. I have more than one invite, you know.
Likewise I'm not going to give ALL my invites out as soon as the first qualified person asks. I need to give everyone some time to apply.
Kindness goes a long way!
Poster
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Kind act of you to give all the chance to apply, but still hope remained, yeah!!?
Tarding is bad!!
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Read my PM
Kindness goes a long way!
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really nice rules for making giveaway
btw i'm studying IT and at the moment have AUTOCAD lessons if bitme has any tutorials on it i will be very happy if you invite me
regards
John
Hi,
I'm a student, and to help fund my studies I work part-time (and full-time, while on vacation) at an industrial laundry company. I iron. For hours on end. Sometimes 80 hours a week in the summer. It is the most mind-numbing work you can possibly imagine.
The only thing that keeps me sane is access to audiobooks -- fiction, non-fiction, anything from Stephen Hawking to Daniel Koontz, just so long as it gives me some intellectual stimulation beyond making sure the tablecloth corners come out to perfect 90-degree angles. Having worked through our library's audiobook collection two years ago, I was getting my fix from Oink before it shut down. I just listened to the last backup audiobook I had last month, and already I feel dementia setting in. I am told that bitme has a good collection of non-fiction audiobooks, and I need them desperately.
Help me. Please.
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