JeeCee: Bel Luke!!!

dinsdag 19 juni 2007

Bel Luke!!!

Hey allemaal,

Gisteren heb ik geen berichtje gepost, mijn excuses hiervoor, ik weet dat jullie daarop zaten te wachten ;).

De volgende keer, als ik geen reactie geef, kan je Luke bellen op: 602-435-3694
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April 19, 2007 Luke has 136,768 telephone calls.

Daarnaast wil ik zeggen dat het schriftelijk deel van m'n examen wiskunde goed verliep, het mondeling ging ietwat minder... Maar we hopen het beste é ;).

Morgenmiddag het laatste examen!!! Na vier weken mag het eindelijk stoppen, jammergenoeg is het geen simpel examen. Maar daar hopen we ook het beste van :D.

En aan N!TROXYGEN, ge moe mij aanvallen é op Ogame, kwil ne maan ;).

Groetjes en tot morgen,
JeeCee

2 opmerkingen:

Michiel zei: moet daarna ke na deze reactie kijken:D; 20 juni 2007 om 00:18
JeeCee zei: Hehe grappig :D
Ma gij hebt toch gebeld é!
Anders er is ne Nederlander ook bezig me zo'n "experiment", vot geval ge geen Engels kan/spreekt.; 20 juni 2007 om 00:52

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Je bent te ver ;), hier is niks meer :p.
Groeten, JeeCee

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JeeCee

dinsdag 19 juni 2007

Bel Luke!!!

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Ogame

Je bent te ver ;), hier is niks meer :p.
Groeten, JeeCee

JeeCee

dinsdag 19 juni 2007

Bel Luke!!!

2 opmerkingen:

Linken

Tribal Wars

Ogame

Je bent te ver ;), hier is niks meer :p.Groeten, JeeCee

Je bent te ver ;), hier is niks meer :p.
Groeten, JeeCee