@claudi [img]http://images.rapidforum.com/images/i139.gif[/img]

ich glaub auch.....
nur mein bruder war geil und mario...aber sonst man man man....
das war ja echt net mehr feierlich....

äääääähm okay keddy......... den gleichen smiley nochmal nur zur dir.............maaaaan hast die email gelesen.was für ne party......man man man
maliiiiiiiii.......hab dich meeeeegaaaaaaa lieb du insektenvagina!!!!!!!
afs kackt voll ab im moment....aber, egal!!!!!!!!!!!!
orgs sind irgendwie

claudiiiiii, du weibliches geschlechtsteil eines vierbeiners, ich hab dich soo lüb *nurmalsosagenwollt* .
um wieviel uhr fliegst du? haste schon dein ticket? ich hätts heute bekommen, wenn ich schon platziert wäre (ICH BIN PLASTZIERT, IHR DUMMEN LEUTE VON ICX!)

äähm jaaa....
heeeey hab heute morgen deine postkarte bekommen!
merci beaucoup!!!!!!!!!

ähhhhm claudiiiii, weißt du das dein brief spätestens samstag ankommen muss???

gagagagagag

looool
gut klingt es ja, wa?
hey heute war auf vox bei voxtours ne reportage über amazonien! da macht afs auch ne reise hin und die werd ich mitmachen!!!!!
toootal geil!!!!!

da haste infos *g*

... Costa Rica General Information ...
Within Costa Rica’s 51,200 square kilometers there is a wider variety of species of birds than in all of Europe or North America. With a relatively small population of roughly three and a half million inhabitants, Costa Rica also boasts of one of the oldest and more consolidated democracies in Latin America. In 1869, primary education for both sexes was declared obligatory and free of cost, defrayed by the State. In 1882 the death sentence was abolished. In the 1949 the armed forces were abolished and in 1983 Perpetual Neutrality was proclaimed. Prestigious international human rights organizations have their headquarters in Costa Rica. Because of this, and of its lush 1500 kilometers of tropical sun-bathed beaches and the wild diversity of flora and fauna to be found in its wide array of microclimates (most present in one or more of its National Parks), Costa Rica has justifiably earned its reputation of paradise regained.
Climate
Costa Rica's microclimates vary from the barren cold volcanic tundra to the exotic cloud forest, from the deep dense jungle of Talamanca to the tropical dry forests of Guanacaste, from quiet gold-hued beaches where the Baulas Tortoises build their nests to the winding Tortuguero Canals where the crocodile is king. Even so, Costa Rica's overall climate can be best described as mild. Being located within the tropics, seasonal changes in Costa Rica are not as dramatic as they are in countries on other latitudes. There is a 'dry" season (equivalent to summer and spring) during which temperatures hover pleasantly in the high 60’s to low 70’s (20 -23 degrees C), which goes from December to May, and a "wet" season from June to November during which mornings are usually sunny and showers might be expected in the afternoon. On areas near the coasts, temperatures may be as much as ten degrees higher, where as at Chirripó Peak, the highest mountain in Costa Rica (3800 meters), temperatures may drop down to the freezing point. Tourists should bring light clothes
Time
Costa Rica is six hours behind Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), which is equivalent to Central Time in North America. There is no daylight saving time.
Language
Costa Rica's official language is Spanish. On the Caribbean Coast a small minority of Jamaican descendants speak a local version of English, and most Costa Ricans can understand and speak a bit of English. Quite recently all public schools made mandatory the learning of a second language.
Religion
As in the rest of Latin America, Roman Catholicism is Costa Rica’s main religion, but there is a very wide margin of tolerance and the constitutional freedom of creed is always respected. Costa Rica’s religions by percentage of practicing members: Roman Catholic 76.3%, Evangelical 13.7%, Jehovah's Witnesses 1.3%, other Protestant 0.7%, other 4.8%, none 3.2%.
Legal System
Costa Rica is a civil law country which means that the organization of the legal system is derived from the French Napoleonic Code as opposed to English common law. The Government of Costa Rica has 4 branches: The Judicial, Executive - President and cabinet ministers, Legislative - Elected members and Electoral Tribunal - takes over police and all government functions dealing with elections before each election. Members are usually unpaid volunteers who are judges. This is to ensure all elections are completely democratic and free.
Currency
The national currency is the colon and dollars are easily exchanged at all banks, other foreign currency can be exchanged through private agencies. All mayor credit cards as well as travelers checks are widely accepted. The colon exchanges at 460 per dollar (as of March 2005) and can be expected to increment by 0,17 on average per day.
Electricity
The standard in Costa Rica is the same as in the United States: 110 volts AC (60 cycles). However, three-pronged outlets can be scarce, so it's helpful to bring along an adapter.
Business Hours
Most banks are open Monday through Friday from 9am to 3:30pm, although many have begun to offer extended hours. Offices are open Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm (many close for 1 hr. at lunch). Stores are generally open Monday through Saturday from 9am to 6pm (many close for 1 hr. at lunch).
Communications
There are postal and telegraph offices in cities and villages throughout the country. The Central Post Office is located in San José on Second Street between Avenues 1 and 3, and is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 12 noon. Radiográfica Costarricense is located on Fifth Avenue between Streets 1 and 3. This company provides telex, fax, international data transmission, and many other services (including Internet access). The country code for Costa Rica is 506, and there is no area code inside the country

hehe, damit ihr alle noch was lernt lol....
muss dann aber was erzählenswertes suchen *g*....
(mein Bruder hat mir grad Eis gebracht, also kann jetzt net suchen hehe)
no comprendo portugues............
estoy bien, claudi bonita!!

heeeey guapa tinka! tudo bem?
klar darfste mitspammen....
nur ehm worum gehts?
wenns mal net um bam geht, dann gehts um äähm kp
aber schön, dass du dich uns anschließt!!!
ich hab was:
hahahah wir werden sinnvoll in meinem thread uuuund zwar.....erzählt guapa tinka jetzt was über costa rice und so....

WILL AUCH MIT SPAMMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
worum gehts???????? *auch was sagen will*

was mir noch einfällt.....
ich wollt dir noch n foto zeigen..u know? von meinem surflehrer abdi aus der türkei? hab ich dir doch ma gesagt ne?
jaaaa....das fällt mir grad ein....mhhh doof....du bist net da!!!
mhhh
hey @forumstreber.....spammen rockt! muhahahha
mhhh....mir is langweilig....merkt mans?
mh love u ked

okeeee nicht ganz, aber was solls....
hat mein eigentlich das recht seinen eigenen thread voll zuspammen...oder kriegt man selbst dann von den strebern ausm forum eins aufn sack?
das is ne frage mit der man sich beschäftigen kann....
man kanns auch lassen....
ich rede immer kacke....
also in meinem thread
hhahaha....das hab ich von dir
cooool
funky
ranzig
eh wie gehts max dem pimp?