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Christmas Wishlists

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This thread's last reply is from December 14, 2006, 12:59 PM UTC. Software, malware, and removal-tool advice below may be out of date — treat specific steps and download links with caution.

@ Gary R

I keep telling you, you're using the wrong tactics, forget work and study, try bribery and blackmail they're much more effective.

:lol: :P :lol: :P
I wish for all a happy and healthy 2007.
Merry Christmas to all :)

I would like:
  1. tutledove's snowshaker
  2. a fairy for my virtual tree (fed up with the star already)
  3. health and happiness for all
  4. and a sudden eradication of malware at 00:01 25/12/2006

here's hoping :)
1. Health and happiness to you all in the new year.

2. A successful pregnancy for my Wife and I.

3. Components for the new computer I want to build.

4. Like Hitsugaya... an LG Chocolate Cell Phone... mine's an old plain phone... no bells or whistles :P
For GS2:
Start here:
http://www.smileypad.com/

Then go here:
http://www.fancysplace.com/smileys/
page 27

Drag it to a folder in smiley pad.
Check their forum for other links.
Merry Christmas
I wish for .....
  • my ...... this isn't going to happen :cry:
  • everyone here to have a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2007
  • us to be able to keep on top of the new malware as it is developed :lol:
  • the malware writers to realise that they might win some battles, but ultimately they'll lose the war :lol:
"Angoid" wrote:I wish for .....
  • my ...... this isn't going to happen :cry:


You can share it with us...remember, Christmas is about giving not receiving...the receiving is just what makes Christmas a fun holiday :D :D :D
Well ... maybe I shouldn't share it publicly ..... but right now the fact that I've got Enya's track Long Long Journey stuck on my mind and it makes me think of someone....

Anyway, Christmas should be nice ... a break from work, chance to visit my folks again. New Year's Eve will be interesting as I have a Chinese friend who has just given birth, and when the baby is one month old it is traditional for Chinese people to have a celebration .... this falls on New Year's Eve (or where I come from, 'Old Year's Night') this year ... and I'm invited.