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netnerd

join:2007-04-14
Oakland, CA		if u pay a fee to pirate, that' call buying it!

i dont get it!
if u paying a monthly fee to pirate. is it really pirate?
i guess i'm pirating itune too, i pay a fee 99cent each song to pirate!
i pirating Microsoft Vista too! i paid a fee of 199$ to priate!
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