Oliver
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Everything posted by Oliver
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if you still got for 1,1 add my Skype please. -
where do you see this day-post-count? Could you link me please
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Far over 20m
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bit cheap for 120 QP?
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0/10
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i can create one. add my Skype if you are interested
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how is it going?
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e any quests you need or only 54+ RC?
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If you need gold, or cash on your paypal/Osbot credits but you do not have a credit card, you can sell me pay safe cards!
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do you have a car? where do you live? whats around your place? what are her interests beside doing drugs? how old are you both? does she think you are a good friend? (friend zoned) ?
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guess this is stoner slang
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Vip ran out? Are you going for sponser/lifetime or 100 don ?
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1,4m each bond? good luck anyways
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5,1m ^^ quote me if someone bids over 5,1 m thanks!
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^ if so i bid 10m
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good luck
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belive me, you make more if you bot a single account with a safe 20k/h method lol
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proxy? goldfarming?
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After news of the teen being arrested in Ohio for comments he made during an online game, a story has surfaced of a gamer who was arrested in October for comments he made on ‘Runescape’. Josh Pillault was an avid gamer, and during an online game of Runescape, he and another gamer began exchanging insults. The other gamer said that Pillault should go kill himself, and Pillault responded, stating, ‘he would not just kill himself, but he would take out a local high school.’ Once Josh made a comment on Columbine, the other gamer had gotten what he wanted, and replied ‘Knock Knock.’ ‘Knock Knock’ referring to the feds coming and knocking on Pillaunlt’s door, which is what happened. Josh has been in prison ever since. Josh’s mother argued: ‘Josh possessed none of the materials he would need to carry out such an attack, nor was there any good reason to believe he was serious.’ “His doctors have said he wouldn’t hurt himself or anyone else,” she wrote. “We actually have teachers who were willing to testify that they knew it wasn’t a true threat as soon as they found out it was Josh. Even his fellow inmates and guards have commented on how they can’t believe he is still in there.” Seeing that their were no other options and hoping for an easier sentence, Josh plead guilty to the charges and is facing up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. - See more at: http://sourcefed.com/second-teen-arrested-for-sarcastic-video-game-comment/#sthash.85KhjFlY.dpuf
