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2621  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: is cloudhashing.com a scam?? on: June 18, 2013, 02:24:14 PM
math for 10gh contract 

 use this https://bitclockers.com/calc   

at todays rate of 103 usd
diff of 19 mill 
9gh is used to account for fees of 10%
I put in 1 watt at 1 us cent for power

for the next 7 days.


btc  = 1.65128314
usd = $ 170.31   


I then did a 25% per month jump  which is possible . 

this would give a 1 week payout on the date of july 18 to 25 of $131.39

1) current difficulty is not possible. They are not hashing NOW, so current difficulty will not happen. If they plan in september, multiply current difficulty at least x4, which is the change of difficulty we had from March to this very moment. This is conservative, because as you know the ASIC manufacturers didn't even start to ship units to the consumers.

2) A 25% per month is much less than we are having. Currently we are having 25% every 10 days, which basically means that difficult doubles every 30 days. That increase cannot be sustainable long term, so just use something lower, let's accept your monthly 25% even if it's way too optimistic during a technoglogy change (GPU+FPGA -> ASIC)

So: I'm running your calculations with 80 mill difficulty (x4 the actual one) and 25% monthly increase, no electricity costs, one year timeframe:

BTC EARNED: 7.85184820
Revenue: $ 824.29

So you are actually losing money ($1,000 - $824.29 = $175.71)

7.8BTC generated in one year. Now explain me how the heck do you generate 50BTC from 7.8BTC "reinvesting" 30% of that "profit" that costed you $1,000.

Wake up, 10GH/s cost $200, not $1,000.

2622  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - Hardcore on: June 18, 2013, 01:42:11 PM
2623  Economy / Auctions / Re: 24 hour auction for 85/Ghs Avalon (4 module+PSU) on: June 18, 2013, 01:24:17 PM
PM sent.
2624  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - Hardcore on: June 18, 2013, 01:23:29 PM
one fuking eight.
Unfucking belivable.

Why? Pretty inevitable. People only sold off prior to the weekend to get in early in case the Sunday dumper struck again.

That was dumb. People should have sold because a bear is on, not because some mysterious dumper always act on Sundays. That would mean "playing his game".

And BTW, they should have sold at $120-$130.

IMO this mini-rally doesn't change anything. Everything is pretty much the same unless it goes quite higher and it stays higher consistently. Market its too tiny and easily moved by big players to say "the trend has changed" just because we had an 8% spike on lowish volume.
2625  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - Hardcore on: June 18, 2013, 01:16:08 PM
don't forget the bubble deflation in general

What bubble deflation? You mean this?



Image taken from https://twitter.com/SirBitsALot

That's quite a bearish chart in my book.
2626  Economy / Auctions / Re: 24 hour auction for 85/Ghs Avalon (4 module+PSU) on: June 18, 2013, 01:07:37 PM
I'm not trolling you at all

What if you decide to run away with the money to teach another lesson to the community?

You just contradicted yourself by implying I would accept and run off with funds as a "lesson to the community" (something I've never done). Please be serious.

In response to your above statements about escrow being simple, I'll repeat what I already said twice now: the point of selling this is to receive cash in hand for a pre-order that seems to be late on shipping. If the entire point is to be paid first before the unit is shipped, escrow would serve no purpose. If I am waiting for the unit to arrive before being paid, why wouldn't I just keep the unit then and mine instead of selling it? Escrow doesn't work for this use case. If you're not trolling, think of another idea, similar to escrow, that allows for a safer transaction, but one that actually applies to the situation-- collateral maybe?

I don't see how I would be able to execute the collateral. Is a mod of this forum holding funds or anything of value belonging to you, and would he be willing to execute/release the collateral if you do not ship?

Sorry but I really don't get how you could built the "defense" of your default case saying that it was to teach a lesson about escrow, that nobody should trust other members of these forums when doing transactions unless there is escrow, etc. etc. etc...

From one side I want to believe you will never do something like you did last year with your infamous bet that hurt so many people, and because of this I want to seriously bid till the end and eventually do business with you. But if no escrow is provided it's too dangerous, anything could happen to you and the money would be gone. As you taught to people in this community, not using escrow when entering financial transactions with random guys on the internet is reckless and dumb. Especially when an Avalon is not precisely "cheap".

If you want to use escrow, I will keep bidding seriously. If not, please cancel my bid and excuse me for hassle.
2627  Economy / Auctions / Re: 24 hour auction for 85/Ghs Avalon (4 module+PSU) on: June 18, 2013, 12:50:07 PM
Escrow is not tricky for pre-orders. Works like this:

- Buyer sends the money to John K.
- You send the machine as soon as you get it, sending proof (tracking number, video of courier picking it up, etc.) to John K.
- As soon as the machine arrives to destination escrow releases the funds to you.

Why it's tricky? Seriously, you always said your infamous default was done intentionally "to teach a lesson to the community about people not using escrow", you said many times that trusting guys on an internet forum is dumb (see the quotes above), that refusing escrowed transactions is a reliable indicator of scam ("it's common knowledge"), etc.

I'm not trolling you at all, I'm seriously bidding, but please do use escrow. Nobody wants to get burned. What if you decide to run away with the money to teach another lesson to the community? What if you become seriously ill and cannot deliver the unit? No escrow is crazy, absolutely no protection for the buyer.
2628  Economy / Auctions / Re: 24 hour auction for 85/Ghs Avalon (4 module+PSU) on: June 18, 2013, 12:42:26 PM
6BTC with escrow.

Sorry Matt, I'm seriously bidding, but:

I can work with that. I've actually grown very fond of the idea of "provably fair" things and escrow these days. I am starting to believe there is less and less reason to ever need to trust people for many of the things we do here on the forums.

you are the last person who should be lecturing people about scamming.

I'm actually pretty popular around here as the guy who "threw his reputation away to prove why escrow is important". Wouldn't that make me the absolute poster child for escrow? Also, you seem mad. Are you alright?

FFS ignoring or refusing escrow is a nearly always reliable indicator of a scam.

This is common knowledge, what is wrong with people?

Quote from: Matthew N. Wright
I made a huge bet with money I would never have had to give away if I lost to intentionally prove a point about people's insane amount of trust to strangers (no escrow? millions of dollars?)

Please confirm escrow is possible.
2629  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: BitcoinOrama Report on the KnCminer/OrSoC Open-day Mon 10/06/13 (Stockholm) on: June 18, 2013, 12:37:39 PM

If used Cyclone IV to Mars they told me. By saving costs.
Why Stratix now want to pass? I just hope that the order of the chips this and paid as of today.
Minimum is 12 weeks, this is second to third week in August

+1

They indeed said they would use Cyclone IV because it's more cost effective

Are they using Stratix now? Why?

Agreed on the chips lead time. The order should have been placed already.
2630  Economy / Securities / Re: Cloudhashing ASIC mining contracts,-UK LTD company on: June 18, 2013, 11:38:39 AM
We host in a secure level 3 data centre with reserve power etc.

that sounds great, so where exactly is that going to be, can you please provide contact details, so that we can verify that you have indeed purchased the corresponding contracts ?
Ideally, we'll be able to get in touch with a renown provider to validate your claim through a corresponding 3rd party. Given the space and power requirements of your planned Ghash/sec cloud, that should be a no-brainer to providde ? I am sure, there will be more cloudhashing.com customers then.

Better still

Contact BFL or KNC to verify orders. No matter what is provided, the forum will not be pleased.

Regards

I don't give a shit about your orders. I know that with your contracts you are selling $7,000 machines of 350GH/s for between $52,000 (with the 1GH/s contracts) and $35,000. Only retards will buy that.

Plus, your return expectations are IMPOSSIBLE, unless you run a ponzi and pay old investors with new investors money.

These are hard facts. Anybody investing in you is an ignorant fool.

The fun part is no matter how he answers this question it wont be good enough for you. Your mind is made up that this is a scam and you wont be dissuaded.

He never answered THE question. How is it possible to get a 50BTC return for 10GH/s deployed in September, by reinvesting only a 30% of the profit in more hashrate? WHERE IS THE MATH BEHIND THIS?

He was ridiculous showing some lame-ass calculations done at today's difficulty without even considering further increases in one year. That's an answer in your book?

Then go and educate yourself. That's a plan outright SCAM.
2631  Local / Hardware y Minería / Re: Compra participaciones Mineria Bitcoin de 2,8 TH/S on: June 18, 2013, 11:23:49 AM
Buena suerte en tu proyecto, el único pero que le veo es que los chips no estén en camino, por lo demás creo que lo tienes bien planteado.

jajaja muchas gracias no sabes lo mucho que significa eso viniendo de ti  Grin Grin

Al menos te lo curras y tu propuesta es honesta, este mundo está lleno de listillos (por ejemplo los de cloudhashing) que pretenden forrarse a costa de los que no entienden y eso hace que me hierva la sangre.

Suerte y un abrazo Wink
2632  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: MaaS legitimacy ? (CloudHashing.com) on: June 18, 2013, 11:21:19 AM
since I started the thread originally, I was actually hoping for cloudHashing.com to actually follow-up with the requested 3rd party evidence to support their products, services and claims, which would in turn mean more profits.

It's a scam, regardless of what they say. Educate yourself. Do not pay $149 for 1GH/s or $1,000 for 10GH/s, you won't see any return ever unless they pay old investors with new investors money (=a ponzi).

Right now a 175GH/s machine costs $3,995, and a 350GH/s machine costs $7,000.

Don't be fooled.
2633  Economy / Securities / Re: Cloudhashing ASIC mining contracts,-UK LTD company on: June 18, 2013, 11:18:43 AM
We host in a secure level 3 data centre with reserve power etc.

that sounds great, so where exactly is that going to be, can you please provide contact details, so that we can verify that you have indeed purchased the corresponding contracts ?
Ideally, we'll be able to get in touch with a renown provider to validate your claim through a corresponding 3rd party. Given the space and power requirements of your planned Ghash/sec cloud, that should be a no-brainer to providde ? I am sure, there will be more cloudhashing.com customers then.

Better still

Contact BFL or KNC to verify orders. No matter what is provided, the forum will not be pleased.

Regards

I don't give a shit about your orders. I know that with your contracts you are selling $7,000 machines of 350GH/s for between $52,000 (with the 1GH/s contracts) and $35,000. Only retards will buy that.

Plus, your return expectations are IMPOSSIBLE, unless you run a ponzi and pay old investors with new investors money.

These are hard facts. Anybody investing in you is an ignorant fool.
2634  Local / Hardware y Minería / Re: Compra participaciones Mineria Bitcoin de 2,8 TH/S on: June 18, 2013, 11:15:03 AM
Por cierto me acaband de comentar un proyecto muy similar al mio https://cloudhashing.com/ la pagina esta mucho mas currada (tendrán mas presupuesto) pero la diferencia principal entre este proyecto y el mio es que en esa pagina tu compras X GH/S durante 2 años, a los dos años tendrias que volver a comprar X GH/s. Aquí las participaciones son de por vida.

Enhorabuena por tus primeros accionistas. Añadiría a tus comentarios que lo de cloudhashing es un timo y probablemente un ponzi. Así lo hacen:

  • Compran unidades de KNCMiner (su "proveedor oficial") de 350GH/s cada una a $7.000
  • Las venden al público en paquetes que van entre 1GH/s y 10GH/s a un precio que les permite recaudar entre $52.000 y $35.000 por máquina (un sobreprecio rozando lo ilegal)
  • Además confunden a los novatos diciéndoles que un contrato de 10GH/s les reportará 50BTC en un año. Eso es imposible, significaría que una máquina de 350GH/s generaría 1.750BTC en un año, lo cual NO EXISTE.

Cuando les preguntas cómo tienen tanta cara, te contestan que ese es el retorno que esperan, y te muestran un cálculo hecho con la dificultad actual (20 millones), cuando su plan es empezar a funcionar en Septiembre como pronto, y basan ese cálculo en el imposible que supone una dificultad constante durante 12 meses.

La verdad es que me da rabia y pena ver cómo este tipo de gente busca enriquecerse a costa de los que no entienden de estos temas. Porque al final seguro que recaudan un montón de pasta por la web tan bonita que tienen, y al final los que se quedarán con el culo al aire son los que han invertido por puro desconocimiento.

Buena suerte en tu proyecto, el único pero que le veo es que los chips no estén en camino, por lo demás creo que lo tienes bien planteado.
2635  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Cloud Hashing on: June 18, 2013, 11:02:11 AM
you must be so much fun at parties

A fool and his money is soon to be parted.

You are either a shill or a sockpuppet. This is hard math. The returns cloudhashing are advertising are impossible to achieve.

Wake up.
2636  Economy / Securities / Re: Cloudhashing ASIC mining contracts,-UK LTD company on: June 18, 2013, 11:00:24 AM
At current difficulty, here are the numbers if you care to research

Coins per 24h at these conditions   0.2600 BTC. - over 90 BTC annually
Power cost per 24h   0.00 USD
Revenue per day   26.50 USD
Less power costs   26.50 USD
System efficiency   - MH/s/W
Mining Factor 100 at the end of the time frame   0.16 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Average Mining Factor 100   0.21 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Power cost per time frame   0.00 USD
Revenue per time frame   7636.52 USD

Yes we expect to difficulty to shoot up, we have the revenue reinvestment program to boost the profitabilty of our clients. Customers receive additionally hashing power on a monthly basis as we keep spare capacity and purchase hardware aggressively. This additionally hashing power increases profitability.

Accusations are easy to throw about.

Kind regards

So you just confirmed you are a SCAMMER.

You are implying:

1) Difficulty will be the same as today in September
2) Difficulty will NOT INCREASE in one year

How can you even dare to make your calculation at actual difficulty if you plan to start hashing on September? Are you really so ignorant or you are just trying to scam newcomers? Just FYI, in the last 4 months difficulty went up by x4 and the growth trend is increasing.

So go ahead and use AT LEAST x4 the current difficulty for your calculations... Oh wait... You ordered 30TH/s, so only your order will make difficulty to go up by 20%, without even considering the impact on difficulty of the 1,000TH that KnC will likely ship simultaneously to your order. And... Oh wait, difficulty is currently increasing by +25% every 10 days aprox., which would mean x7 by September.

Then... What a ridiculous dumbass.... You expect difficulty to be constant for one year? Don't try to fool your customer and make proper calculations with an appropriate profitability decline. What about x50 difficulty growth in 12 months?

Let's see a REAL calculation, with a starting difficulty of 100 mill. (x5 current difficulty, less than what you would have at the current +25% increase each 10 days, so I'm being generous):

Coins per 24h at these conditions   0.0501 BTC
Power cost per 24h   0.00 USD
Revenue per day   5.11 USD
Less power costs   5.11 USD
System efficiency   100.00 MH/s/W
Mining Factor 100 at the end of the time frame   0.00 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Average Mining Factor 100   0.01 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Power cost per time frame   0.00 USD
Revenue per time frame   467.82 USD
Less power costs   467.82 USD

So, yeah - 4.77BTC in one year and not 50BTC, dumbass. KnCMiner hardware is STILL profitable because 10GH/s cost only $200 and you are getting $467 in one year, but you are selling the 10GH/s for $1,000... Oooops. What are you implying, that a 350GH/s miner will generate 1,750BTC in one year just by investing 30% of the profits in more hashing power? YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT AND YOU KNOW IT

SHAME ON YOU. AND SHAME ON EVERY SUCKER INVESTING IN THESE SCAMMERS

2637  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Cloud Hashing on: June 18, 2013, 10:57:10 AM
No math behind 50BTC estimated return for 10GH/s. That's a joke.

The only fact is that your are charging $1,000 for 10GH/s, when it costs $200 or less to you.

Good luck with your ponzi scheme.

At current difficulty, here are the numbers if you care to research

Coins per 24h at these conditions   0.2600 BTC
Power cost per 24h   0.00 USD
Revenue per day   26.50 USD
Less power costs   26.50 USD
System efficiency   - MH/s/W
Mining Factor 100 at the end of the time frame   0.16 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Average Mining Factor 100   0.21 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Power cost per time frame   0.00 USD
Revenue per time frame   7636.52 USD

Yes we expect to difficulty to shoot up, we have the revenue reinvestment program to boost the profitabilty of our clients. Customers receive additionally hashing power on a monthly basis as we keep spare capacity and purchase hardware aggressively. This additionally hashing power increases profitability.

Accusations are easy to throw about.

Kind regards

So you just confirmed you are a SCAMMER.

You are implying:

1) Difficulty will be the same as today in September
2) Difficulty will NOT INCREASE in one year

How can you even dare to make your calculation at actual difficulty if you plan to start hashing on September? Are you really so ignorant or you are just trying to scam newcomers? Just FYI, in the last 4 months difficulty went up by x4 and the growth trend is increasing.

So go ahead and use AT LEAST x4 the current difficulty for your calculations... Oh wait... You ordered 30TH/s, so only your order will make difficulty to go up by 20%, without even considering the impact on difficulty of the 1,000TH that KnC will likely ship simultaneously to your order. And... Oh wait, difficulty is currently increasing by +25% every 10 days aprox., which would mean x7 by September.

Then... What a ridiculous dumbass.... You expect difficulty to be constant for one year? Don't try to fool your customer and make proper calculations with an appropriate profitability decline. What about x50 difficulty growth in 12 months?

Let's see a REAL calculation, with a starting difficulty of 100 mill. (x5 current difficulty, less than what you would have at the current +25% increase each 10 days, so I'm being generous):

Coins per 24h at these conditions   0.0501 BTC
Power cost per 24h   0.00 USD
Revenue per day   5.11 USD
Less power costs   5.11 USD
System efficiency   100.00 MH/s/W
Mining Factor 100 at the end of the time frame   0.00 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Average Mining Factor 100   0.01 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Power cost per time frame   0.00 USD
Revenue per time frame   467.82 USD
Less power costs   467.82 USD

So, yeah - 4.77BTC in one year and not 50BTC, dumbass. KnCMiner hardware is STILL profitable because 10GH/s cost only $200 and you are getting $467 in one year, but you are selling the 10GH/s for $1,000... Oooops. What are you implying, that a 350GH/s miner will generate 1,750BTC in one year just by investing 30% of the profits in more hashing power? YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT AND YOU KNOW IT

SHAME ON YOU. AND SHAME ON EVERY SUCKER INVESTING IN THESE SCAMMERS

2638  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: MaaS legitimacy ? (CloudHashing.com) on: June 18, 2013, 10:56:16 AM
A question is... they are claiming you will get $5400 in the first year and will get another year of payments after that, for the price of $1000. If this were true, why would they not simply take all the profit for themselves and not sell the contracts?

THAT'S A LIE. There's no way 10GH/s generate 50BTC in one year, not even if the started hashing now, much less if they start in September.

BEWEARE, DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH: IT'S A SCAM.
2639  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: KnCminer will provide HW to cloudhashing.com on: June 18, 2013, 10:50:20 AM
At current difficulty, here are the numbers if you care to research

Coins per 24h at these conditions   0.2600 BTC. - over 90 BTC annually
Power cost per 24h   0.00 USD
Revenue per day   26.50 USD
Less power costs   26.50 USD
System efficiency   - MH/s/W
Mining Factor 100 at the end of the time frame   0.16 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Average Mining Factor 100   0.21 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Power cost per time frame   0.00 USD
Revenue per time frame   7636.52 USD

Yes we expect to difficulty to shoot up, we have the revenue reinvestment program to boost the profitabilty of our clients. Customers receive additionally hashing power on a monthly basis as we keep spare capacity and purchase hardware aggressively. This additionally hashing power increases profitability.

Accusations are easy to throw about.
Thankfully the Internet is way larger than this forum.

Kind regards

So you just confirmed you are a SCAMMER.

You are implying:

1) Difficulty will be the same as today in September
2) Difficulty will NOT INCREASE in one year

How can you even dare to make your calculation at actual difficulty if you plan to start hashing on September? Are you really so ignorant or you are just trying to scam newcomers? Just FYI, in the last 4 months difficulty went up by x4 and the growth trend is increasing.

So go ahead and use AT LEAST x4 the current difficulty for your calculations... Oh wait... You ordered 30TH/s, so only your order will make difficulty to go up by 20%, without even considering the impact on difficulty of the 1,000TH that KnC will likely ship simultaneously to your order. And... Oh wait, difficulty is currently increasing by +25% every 10 days aprox., which would mean x7 by September.

Then... What a ridiculous dumbass.... You expect difficulty to be constant for one year? Don't try to fool your customer and make proper calculations with an appropriate profitability decline. What about x50 difficulty growth in 12 months?

Let's see a REAL calculation, with a starting difficulty of 100 mill. (x5 current difficulty, less than what you would have at the current +25% increase each 10 days, so I'm being generous):

Coins per 24h at these conditions   0.0501 BTC
Power cost per 24h   0.00 USD
Revenue per day   5.11 USD
Less power costs   5.11 USD
System efficiency   100.00 MH/s/W
Mining Factor 100 at the end of the time frame   0.00 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Average Mining Factor 100   0.01 USD/24h@100MHash/s
Power cost per time frame   0.00 USD
Revenue per time frame   467.82 USD
Less power costs   467.82 USD

So, yeah - 4.77BTC in one year and not 50BTC, dumbass. KnCMiner hardware is STILL profitable because 10GH/s cost only $200 and you are getting $467 in one year, but you are selling the 10GH/s for $1,000... Oooops. What are you implying, that a 350GH/s miner will generate 1,750BTC in one year just by investing 30% of the profits in more hashing power? YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT AND YOU KNOW IT

SHAME ON YOU. AND SHAME ON EVERY SUCKER INVESTING IN THESE SCAMMERS


2640  Economy / Securities / Re: Cloudhashing ASIC mining contracts,-UK LTD company on: June 18, 2013, 10:10:28 AM
And come on guys, explain how you is it possible for you to say that the estimated return of 10GH/s in the first year is 50BTC... So you are saying that each KnC Jupiter of 350GH/s is going to produce 1,750BTC?? Are you crazy or just a bunch of scammers that want to profit from people's ignorance and lack of knowledge of basic math?

You make me feel sick, really.



So quick to jump the gun. Read

https://www.cloudhashing.com/revenue-reinvestment

Our contract holders get additional hashing power monthly. Very hard to so solo mining. Plus no need to worry about hosting etc.

We host in a secure level 3 data centre with reserve power etc.

Happy hashing

I don't see any math behind the 50BTC return for the first year for each 10GH/s. That's a JOKE.

Good luck with charging $35,000 per 350GH/s when it costs $7,000 or less to you.

I guess you will be successful because people is greedy and willing to jump on ponzi schemes like yours.

Again: you make me feel sick, really.
wow someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning

I'm just sick of scammers and their ponzi schemes.

If you do not agree, care to explain to all of us the math behing a 50BTC expected revenue in one year, starting from September, with 10GH/s that get only a 30% of the profits reinvested in more hashrate? Please show me the math, because it's really beyond my understanding.

It's a scam, wake up.
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