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na ob wir das noetig haben mit solchen mitteln zu kaempfen? wir sollten doch schon fair bleiben oder?

nicht wirklich oder?

wow is doohoooffff *wegrenn*

nicht samstag, aber freitag

oha.. alles gute zum geburtstag.

war das nicht der bmw, wo dir auf dem weg zum sommerfest die schrauben der felgen weggeflogen sind?

OMG lk spammt!

du ich kenn das, war selber schon verheiratet

rofl du beschwerst dich doch nicht wirklich schon jetzt oder?

ich finds eher beaengstigend das die frau soviel zu sagen hat hier .. *schauder*

das rauschen der klimaanlage ueber mir ...

saubere arbeit.. weiter so

hab schon

genau!

ja caramia, seit der GC bekommt man ihn.

ich denke das ist sicherlich nicht der einzige grund. da wir mit ccp und sie ja mit uns eine doch wohl engere zusammenarbeit anstreben, wird ein wenig engagement von unserer seite aus schon notwendig sein. und es sieht wohl immer besser aus, wenn man neben der hauptseite auch noch eine extra seite zu einem unserer spiele vorweisen kann. macht sich immer gut ..

.. ich bin alt und brauch das geld!

zu schwaches netzteil?

ich weiss es nicht genau, aber kann der sempron ueberhaupt die 7300 ansteuern?

hat jemand einen direktdownloadlink fuer mich, dann setz ich das bei uns in die DL area

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ich wuerds trotzdem mal versuchen es zu deaktivieren. danach versuchst du mal die logitech treiber zu installieren. wenn die maus dann tut, kannste das touchpad ja wieder einschalten.

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