Rayman Pirate-Community

hello everybody!I 'like to do a little pub for a friend's forum!!So the address:http://47854.aceboard.net/index.php?...
there is a special part for the
English members, then not need for translator! I hope that you will
like yourselves it, if you are registered! I hope not to disappoint
you!

I am sorry for my bad English, I am members French-speaking person!

Sorry, but there's one board for me

Ehem, that was me I forgot to login.

There's only one board for me, that's PC.

Oh,yes, I understand, thank you nevertheless

It's too much posts about My Forums! We should post every forum in one topic!

The posts will go down

Now the forums is fully deleted

Yeah, i know. I checked it.

But someone disliked the fusion i made a invision forums! https://web.archive.org/web/20050105221 ... hp?act=idx

Well, i didn't dislike the fusion.

Are you going to skin it?

Erh...what do you mean?

The look of the board, like the catogory strips and the logo etc.

He already did, i thought.

Not a really nice skin then.
And i am not going to join because i am on enough forums allready.

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There's no use in coming in such boards.

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Who the fuck disliked the fusion? He sucked.