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August 12, 2010, 01:27 PM

JPablo

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Originally Posted by Nebs

Gracias por las correcciones. I'm a bit embarrassed now, pero es por eso que estamos aquí ¿sí? Para mejorar.
Thanks C:

Well, that's why we are here... Así es... yo también meto la pata. Lo importante es ser consciente de que uno la mete, la saca, APRENDE y sigue adelante.

"Nadie nace enseñao".

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