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July 14, 2014, 11:00:33 AM
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The thing is serious and I believe that BigDaddyWooWoo, who is active on another thread is right. I quote:

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The bigger problem in all this is the "rollback", or the ability to do so.  Crypto has a real world trust issue and this makes it 100 times worse.  If I am a merchant there is no way in hell now that I would accept digital currency as now I have no idea if I get to keep my money. If the ledger can be rolled back on a whim then decentralized currencies are dead.

M/C and Visa have this issue to an extent but they cannot roll back an entire public ledger for as far back as they want to go.  Also, they are already entrenched where crypto is just getting a foothold.

Fungibility is extremely important.  Trust is extremely important.  Confidence is extremely important.  This is not a Vericoin problem.  This is a digital currency problem.  This affects the entire cryptosphere. This is now our problem.

I am converting all my holdings to BTC and hoping that it will weather the storm.  If it begins to take a hit back to fiat I go.  It sucks but the bed has been made now.  Not being chicken little here, just being objective and safe with my investments.

This sums it up pretty much perfectly, yet instead of addressing the issue people are just labeling anyone that might affect their short term investment as 'butthurt' or 'crying like a baby'.

We've all spent years telling everyone there are no charge backs in crypto.

That's true. We don't do charge backs on individual transactions, we do charge backs on the whole network.

The only safe havens now are Bitcoin, Litecoin, xmr and darkcoin.
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July 14, 2014, 11:01:58 AM
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The thing is serious and I believe that BigDaddyWooWoo, who is active on another thread is right. I quote:

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The bigger problem in all this is the "rollback", or the ability to do so.  Crypto has a real world trust issue and this makes it 100 times worse.  If I am a merchant there is no way in hell now that I would accept digital currency as now I have no idea if I get to keep my money. If the ledger can be rolled back on a whim then decentralized currencies are dead.

M/C and Visa have this issue to an extent but they cannot roll back an entire public ledger for as far back as they want to go.  Also, they are already entrenched where crypto is just getting a foothold.

Fungibility is extremely important.  Trust is extremely important.  Confidence is extremely important.  This is not a Vericoin problem.  This is a digital currency problem.  This affects the entire cryptosphere. This is now our problem.

I am converting all my holdings to BTC and hoping that it will weather the storm.  If it begins to take a hit back to fiat I go.  It sucks but the bed has been made now.  Not being chicken little here, just being objective and safe with my investments.

This sums it up pretty much perfectly, yet instead of addressing the issue people are just labeling anyone that might affect their short term investment as 'butthurt' or 'crying like a baby'.

We've all spent years telling everyone there are no charge backs in crypto.

That's true. We don't do charge backs on individual transactions, we do charge backs on the whole network.

The only safe havens now are Bitcoin, Litecoin, xmr and darkcoin.

Dont forget cloakcoin!
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July 14, 2014, 11:02:14 AM
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As much as I dislike this decision it saves the big money - investors and exchange from huge losses. Who cares about integrity, cryptocurrency standards and whatnot...

The price will plummet but in time people will forget, pumpers gonna pump and traders gonna ride the waves...  Cheesy
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July 14, 2014, 11:02:55 AM
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The thing is serious and I believe that BigDaddyWooWoo, who is active on another thread is right. I quote:

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The bigger problem in all this is the "rollback", or the ability to do so.  Crypto has a real world trust issue and this makes it 100 times worse.  If I am a merchant there is no way in hell now that I would accept digital currency as now I have no idea if I get to keep my money. If the ledger can be rolled back on a whim then decentralized currencies are dead.

M/C and Visa have this issue to an extent but they cannot roll back an entire public ledger for as far back as they want to go.  Also, they are already entrenched where crypto is just getting a foothold.

Fungibility is extremely important.  Trust is extremely important.  Confidence is extremely important.  This is not a Vericoin problem.  This is a digital currency problem.  This affects the entire cryptosphere. This is now our problem.

I am converting all my holdings to BTC and hoping that it will weather the storm.  If it begins to take a hit back to fiat I go.  It sucks but the bed has been made now.  Not being chicken little here, just being objective and safe with my investments.

This exactly. I have some VRC on MP but i'm against rollbacks and I would rather ask MP to compensate in BTC than creating this trust issue for all altcoins

I am sure that every guy defending the rollback, would oppose it, if he wasn't holding a large amount of VRC (maybe even on MP)

Still have a hard time getting head around that 30% of all VRC were on ONE exchange. So much for long time investors.
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July 14, 2014, 11:03:01 AM
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mintpal said hackers were able to "inject a withdrawal request directly into our database". I call bullshit. Only vrc were stolen.

Mintpal-hack is a lie. It didn't happen. It's just a story to invite regulation, steal your funds and get you used to the idea of rollbacks.


don't be naive!
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July 14, 2014, 11:04:17 AM
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Developmental issue vs. Business Security Failure.

Worlds apart. Apples and oranges. lol

The solution is still the same even if the event is different. Were Mintpal's breach to have occurred to Bitcoin when it was in its infancy you know damn well it would have been dealt with the same way and everybody would have been cheering the dev team for stopping the thieves in their tracks. Just because the cryptocurrency world is now awash with multiple currencies who all wish to be as successful as VRC has been so far, this thread becomes a target for screaming ignorance and sky-is-falling hysteria.



Nope. MTGOX got hacked in June 2011 (infancy).

BTC-e was hacked in 2012 (infancy).

Neither time did Bitcoin devs roll back anything for those hacks.

Let me name drop on you some huge bitcoin scams that were never rolled back on: MyBitcoin.com, Bitcoinica, PirateAt40's Bitcoin Savings and Trust, ...and those were all in mid 2012 or prior.

So don't play this supposition that I the devs WOULD do something similar if Bitcoin was in its infancy. I just proved your point wrong.



The reason they didn't rolled back BTC was that there were to many legit transactions in between. VRC has most of it's transactions coming from MP. All other exchanges are just hanging on the block. A roll back of this has much less impact then rolling back BTC from the Gox problem.
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July 14, 2014, 11:04:27 AM
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Like many others, I have a lot of Veri on Mint. The only reason its there, like everyone else, is to trade. No one uses Veri, so a rollback was feasible.

But it might have just fucked crypto in general.

What do you mean, you can rollback Bitcoin? That's what every government around the world will be told. That's what every bank is going to spell out as to why they won't allow crypto.

As soon as possible, I'm dumping my entire holding.

Stupid fucking decision.

Bye, where 1 crypto purist leaves, VeriCoin will take in many more mainstream people who wanted to be a part of the blockchain for years, but they could never get comfetorable with all the theft, not the whole centralized, decentralized BS that the purists think is nessisary for survival.

There is a reason bitcoin isn't growing as fast as it could. The purists hold it back trying to make it be something that it doesn't have to be to satisfy there agenda.

VeriCoin just created value for other people who once shied away from crypto due to people demanding that crypto are overcomplicated, and vulnerable.

VeriCoin proved there is a better way and the select few are mad? VeriCoin used the technology to avoid theft and secure its network, and this was bad?

Its irresposible to not use the resources at your disposal the technology allows, ONLY to cater to criminals, and purists. You see how they are close in the same? These people with computer skills want to keep it pure, so that they can control the power for the small %. As crypto grows more mainstream the computer geeks will lose more and more of the power they have. Scared much? VeriCoin proves that if your team is dilligent enough, and cares about its community that things can be done using the technology to strengthen a community and move forward a technology.
Anyone else notice the obscene irony in someone saying that he was dumping his Mint VRC holdings because the devs found the robber and handed back his coins that previously were in the hands of a thief who had robbed him?  So when you look at that lack of logic we can apply it to his other dumb ideas as well.
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July 14, 2014, 11:05:15 AM
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Perhaps we have just witnessed the death of proof of stake coins - a wallet in an exchange can hold and stake such a large percentage they can execute their own attack on the network. Or someone who can hack and take control of that wallet could kill the coin. Centralized much?

There are solution to that 30% attack possible:

Nova coin: Novacoin creators resolved this issue using balanced weighting scheme.
PPC: Centralized checkpoints.
BC : ( PPC + NOVA + own implementation of all in POS2.0 )
NXT: build up to resist 90%+ attacks...

VRC - had rollback to save stake holders asses who left 1/3 of coin in one place and do not let it dump on market that is all
don't join into that shit whole POS family

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July 14, 2014, 11:05:33 AM
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If I was the hacker this is what I would do:
(Hacker take note)
LoL rooting for the criminal.

Are you a wannabe criminal or an actual criminal?

Please actually read my post if you are going to quote parts of it.
Also, if you follow anything of what I have said today you will see that I am not rooting for the hacker.
Criminals are a cancer on society.

I do believe that we need a system that can't be hacked in this way though, otherwise it will keep happening.
By saving the exchange we allow its survival and the environment in which this happened.
It is good Mtgox is dead.
If you have cancer on your body, sometimes you need to cut your leg off.
If you just put a bandaid on it, the cancer grows.

..or sometimes the cancer is cured,how did you not know that..^^ Not all people like to loose their coins,some actually prefer to recover them and withdraw it from exchange..let them decide..when Mtgox died,lot of people lost money,so don't say that's a good thing..it's better to take preventive measures.so such a thing doesn't happen again..
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July 14, 2014, 11:05:59 AM
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Also: why is it that the hacker did nothing to profit from this event?

There are ways they/it/them/he/she could've turned this to advantage.
I don't think they are dumb. Doesn't add up.

It took me a while to realize that in the world of crypto I lose more by listening to Hypers than I do by listening to Fudders.
This fact I find so shameful that I had to create a new forum account.
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July 14, 2014, 11:06:37 AM
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Developmental issue vs. Business Security Failure.

Worlds apart. Apples and oranges. lol

The solution is still the same even if the event is different. Were Mintpal's breach to have occurred to Bitcoin when it was in its infancy you know damn well it would have been dealt with the same way and everybody would have been cheering the dev team for stopping the thieves in their tracks. Just because the cryptocurrency world is now awash with multiple currencies who all wish to be as successful as VRC has been so far, this thread becomes a target for screaming ignorance and sky-is-falling hysteria.



Nope. MTGOX got hacked in June 2011 (infancy).

BTC-e was hacked in 2012 (infancy).

Neither time did Bitcoin devs roll back anything for those hacks.

Let me name drop on you some huge bitcoin scams that were never rolled back on: MyBitcoin.com, Bitcoinica, PirateAt40's Bitcoin Savings and Trust, ...and those were all in mid 2012 or prior.

So don't play this supposition that I the devs WOULD do something similar if Bitcoin was in its infancy. I just proved your point wrong.



The reason they didn't rolled back BTC was that there were to many legit transactions in between. VRC has most of it's transactions coming from MP. All other exchanges are just hanging on the block. A roll back of this has much less impact then rolling back BTC from the Gox problem.

Who do you think you are to decide how much impact the rollback would have. I bet there are a few gambling sites that take vrc.. what about them, and the private deals ect. This is a joke, VRC is dying as of today and you are a chump.
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July 14, 2014, 11:07:18 AM
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So don't play this supposition that I the devs WOULD do something similar if Bitcoin was in its infancy. I just proved your point wrong.

No, try aiming for when Bitcoin was the same age/distribution as Vericoin, that's the comparable infancy I am talking about and you know that. You're intentionally misrepresenting the facts now just to suit your own agenda.

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July 14, 2014, 11:07:33 AM
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I am so amused that most of high reputation members try to explain this Vericoin script kiddies fanbase that what VeriCoin did it's wrong . And all inteligent thing they get out of their bain is : " Oh you FUD , FUD , get out of here " . So i guess no matter how much people try to explain that this is wrong and total UNFAIR for all industry , people with a certain lack of inteligence will still be around .

Well let's rollback Bitcoin for MTGox hack then ? Wouldn't ruin Bitcoin integrity at all , no ? It would destroy it and even worst ..the 450-650 $ fall that you saw ? That was little kid vs. All people getting out knowing that Bitcoin Dev's control whenever they want and do whatever they want with the network .
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July 14, 2014, 11:08:36 AM
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Like many others, I have a lot of Veri on Mint. The only reason its there, like everyone else, is to trade. No one uses Veri, so a rollback was feasible.

But it might have just fucked crypto in general.

What do you mean, you can rollback Bitcoin? That's what every government around the world will be told. That's what every bank is going to spell out as to why they won't allow crypto.

As soon as possible, I'm dumping my entire holding.

Stupid fucking decision.

Bye, where 1 crypto purist leaves, VeriCoin will take in many more mainstream people who wanted to be a part of the blockchain for years, but they could never get comfetorable with all the theft, not the whole centralized, decentralized BS that the purists think is nessisary for survival.

There is a reason bitcoin isn't growing as fast as it could. The purists hold it back trying to make it be something that it doesn't have to be to satisfy there agenda.

VeriCoin just created value for other people who once shied away from crypto due to people demanding that crypto are overcomplicated, and vulnerable.

VeriCoin proved there is a better way and the select few are mad? VeriCoin used the technology to avoid theft and secure its network, and this was bad?

Its irresposible to not use the resources at your disposal the technology allows, ONLY to cater to criminals, and purists. You see how they are close in the same? These people with computer skills want to keep it pure, so that they can control the power for the small %. As crypto grows more mainstream the computer geeks will lose more and more of the power they have. Scared much? VeriCoin proves that if your team is dilligent enough, and cares about its community that things can be done using the technology to strengthen a community and move forward a technology.
Anyone else notice the obscene irony in someone saying that he was dumping his Mint VRC holdings because the devs found the robber and handed back his coins that previously were in the hands of a thief who had robbed him?  So when you look at that lack of logic we can apply it to his other dumb ideas as well.

When you lose certainty that your transactions are complete and final, you have no financial system.  

I admire your attempts at damage limitations. But face the facts. This could screw all crypto royally up the ass.
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July 14, 2014, 11:08:53 AM
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Also: why is it that the hacker did nothing to profit from this event?

There are ways they/it/them/he/she could've turned this to advantage.
I don't think they are dumb. Doesn't add up.

It took me a while to realize that in the world of crypto I lose more by listening to Hypers than I do by listening to Fudders.
This fact I find so shameful that I had to create a new forum account.

Ever thought about working to grow a community, rather than try to cut others down?

Its a suggestion to try, maybe you can stop losing money.

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July 14, 2014, 11:12:24 AM
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We agree that this situation looks like PayPal fraud department f**** . Yeah i stop using Paypal for over 1 year since Bitcoin . I have no idea what people say here that PayPal is successful as many bussines understand how much harm they actually do . But did they had any other option till Bitcoin ? No .

Also here is our article : http://247cryptonews.com/vericoin-lack-integrity-bailout-mintpal-mistake/  
Not much but we want people to find out how stuff are going on . If i had 30% of vericoin and i have been hacked i bet all my bitcoins that Vericoin Team wouldn't have moved a single finger . We had a few Vericoins , now heading on Bittrex to sold them all . This entire operation it's becoming shady . Oh sh*t can't dump ....bittrex has VRC disable .

Goverment - Bailouts Banks . Vericoin - Bailouts Mintpal Smiley

This is a terrible article. More or less the same shite you spout in here.
Is English your mother tongue? I find it hard to read.
Really.. you call this an article.. the biggest fault you point out with mintpal are that they are script kiddies..ffs.
You then arrive at the conclusion that they are sipping cocktails after ripping us all off!
I couldn't be fucking bothered to point out all the other things wrong with it..

Quote:
"TRADE SAFE & STAY AWAY FROM MINTPAL  – Our advices for today !"

Ok, here's some 'Advices' for you.. If you're going to try to write in English, try to learn English first!

Actually just to come back to the whole point..  if your wallet was hacked? it's your problem..
Can you see why the Devs MIGHT want to help Mintpal in this situation?
I'll give you a big shiny clue.
It is about trust in Vericoin.
It's about trust in a platform that has Vericoin for sale
It is about being seen to 'do something about it'
It's about not letting the hackers win.

The next 24 hours are critical!
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July 14, 2014, 11:14:05 AM
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Also: why is it that the hacker did nothing to profit from this event?
For the same reasons you are in this thread. Roll Eyes

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July 14, 2014, 11:14:38 AM
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Ohhh man... it just occurred to me...

https://i.imgur.com/y91aLcN.jpg
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July 14, 2014, 11:15:26 AM
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We've been alerted that there are a couple of forked chains right now still. Please, for safety of your coins, don't move them yet. We are determining the problem.

Support the VeriFund Endowment.
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July 14, 2014, 11:16:00 AM
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Like many others, I have a lot of Veri on Mint. The only reason its there, like everyone else, is to trade. No one uses Veri, so a rollback was feasible.

But it might have just fucked crypto in general.

What do you mean, you can rollback Bitcoin? That's what every government around the world will be told. That's what every bank is going to spell out as to why they won't allow crypto.

As soon as possible, I'm dumping my entire holding.

Stupid fucking decision.

Bye, where 1 crypto purist leaves, VeriCoin will take in many more mainstream people who wanted to be a part of the blockchain for years, but they could never get comfetorable with all the theft, not the whole centralized, decentralized BS that the purists think is nessisary for survival.

There is a reason bitcoin isn't growing as fast as it could. The purists hold it back trying to make it be something that it doesn't have to be to satisfy there agenda.

VeriCoin just created value for other people who once shied away from crypto due to people demanding that crypto are overcomplicated, and vulnerable.

VeriCoin proved there is a better way and the select few are mad? VeriCoin used the technology to avoid theft and secure its network, and this was bad?

Its irresposible to not use the resources at your disposal the technology allows, ONLY to cater to criminals, and purists. You see how they are close in the same? These people with computer skills want to keep it pure, so that they can control the power for the small %. As crypto grows more mainstream the computer geeks will lose more and more of the power they have. Scared much? VeriCoin proves that if your team is dilligent enough, and cares about its community that things can be done using the technology to strengthen a community and move forward a technology.
Anyone else notice the obscene irony in someone saying that he was dumping his Mint VRC holdings because the devs found the robber and handed back his coins that previously were in the hands of a thief who had robbed him?  So when you look at that lack of logic we can apply it to his other dumb ideas as well.

When you lose certainty that your transactions are complete and final, you have no financial system.  

I admire your attempts at damage limitations. But face the facts. This could screw all crypto royally up the ass.

Or make it grow larger? VeriCoin is the coin showing other developers how its done. They are in the open, 100% public figures who step up to challenges, no matter how tough and make the right descision.

Your telling me that a crypto currency could stop theft, and did it? rather than letting the whole community suffer to prove a point to a exchange that could have likely taken down MANY other major alts??

And you people think this will be so bad for crypto, bring down the whole thing. I am sorry, but I think this is going to be what takes crypto to that next level. Normal people will read news articles being read today and say wow, That vericoin is different, they use the technology to allow payments, and even better yet, if in dire situations, they will defend through technology its currency, like bitcoin and many others in the face of adversity. They did not break, they used the technology prootocols to make the best choice possible.

I 100% support VRC more than ever. And I know a lot of other people respect the shit out of the VRC dev team today. This is bigger news than crypto, this is financial news, Using blockchain to prevent theft and return stability to network. Bring on the media!

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