mike10 Member 99 Posts 3/04 Posted - Mar 31 2007 : 1:32AM IN my opinion:
1 Mandingo
2 mr biggz
3 shane diesel
4 Ramone
anymore?
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[Link] R.Jordan Member 373 Posts 1/07 Posted - Mar 31 2007 : 2:38AM
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come on[Link] imak Adult Film Legend 3345 Posts 2/04 Posted - Apr 1 2007 : 11:09PM
how did you make that L thing?[Link] john thomas Deactivated User 1168 Posts 6/06 Posted - Apr 2 2007 : 6:54PM
imak wrote:
how did you make that L thing?
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Howie Feldersnatch Member 69 Posts 8/06 Posted - Apr 3 2007 : 5:28AM
imak wrote:
how did you make that L thing?
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[Link] Ramsey Senior Member Trina Michaels fan 10332 Posts 10/02 Posted - Apr 3 2007 : 12:11PM
IN my opinion:
1 Mandingo
2 mr biggz
3 shane diesel
4 Ramone
anymore?
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For your list: Richard Mann, Boz, Jack Napier, Maxx Black and Paulie.
[Link] imak Adult Film Legend 3345 Posts 2/04 Posted - Apr 3 2007 : 5:54PM
john thomas wrote:
imak wrote:
how did you make that L thing?
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£ is the symbol for the UK currency, the pound (like $ for US dollars or € for Euros). It is indeed derived ultimately from an L - as a pound (currency) meant originally a pound (in weight) of silver and the Latin name for that weight was librum, abbreviated as L and, over the years, transformed into a £. On a British keyboard like mine "£" is typed with SHIFT + 3. On an standard US keyboard you won't have a keystroke for it - but if you have a United States International keyboard configured you can type it by pressing the SHIFT, RIGHT ALT, and "4" keys together. (And the inverted exclamation point you can get with RIGHT ALT + 1.)
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[Link] jackthetreacleeater Senior Member Shame on you! 2003 Posts 10/06 Posted - Apr 3 2007 : 6:41PM
imak wrote:
john thomas wrote:
imak wrote:
how did you make that L thing?
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£ is the symbol for the UK currency, the pound (like $ for US dollars or € for Euros). It is indeed derived ultimately from an L - as a pound (currency) meant originally a pound (in weight) of silver and the Latin name for that weight was librum, abbreviated as L and, over the years, transformed into a £. On a British keyboard like mine "£" is typed with SHIFT + 3. On an standard US keyboard you won't have a keystroke for it - but if you have a United States International keyboard configured you can type it by pressing the SHIFT, RIGHT ALT, and "4" keys together. (And the inverted exclamation point you can get with RIGHT ALT + 1.)
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that is so cool
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Posted - Mar 31 2007 : 1:32AM