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HUMOUR: Defraggle your motherdisc!

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29-Oct-2007, 06:58 PM #1
Talking HUMOUR: Defraggle your motherdisc!
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29-Oct-2007, 08:12 PM #2
I tried this but now it seems like my harddrive is more "fraggled" then before. It makes loud clunking noises and smokes a lot. Can someone help me?

Just kidding. My stomach hurts from the "HUMOUR" convulsions.

Here's another good one:

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