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Its sad that some people get money for "codes" like these (god make them codes, its just some method implementation imo)

I would never dare to take money for codes even 5x more complex than that shit, anyway, but some people have no respect.

 

But its your fault, you are too retarded to know.

Edited by xdem
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Its sad that some people get money for "codes" like these (god make them codes, its just some method implementation imo)

I would never dare to take money for codes even 5x more complex than that shit, anyway, but some people have no respect.

 

But its your fault, you are too retarded to know.

 

I don't know java?

how you think i can create my server if i don't pay..?

 

The problem is Devlin he don't know java too but he say "YES I KNOW" goood !

Edited by Balrog•
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I don't know java?

how you think i can create my server if i don't pay..?

 

The problem is Devlin he don't know java too but he say "YES I KNOW" goood !

 

 

he doesnt know but that isnt stopping him from reworking other codes or implementing things, thats a good start especially for his age.

 

As for you, you are twice retard since you paid for something you could do by urself and learn a few things from it

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he doesnt know but that isnt stopping him from reworking other codes or implementing things, thats a good start especially for his age.

 

As for you, you are twice retard since you paid for something you could do by urself and learn a few things from it

 

 

ok xdem , we are all idiots and you are the smart guy here. cute.

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