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Noname 651
Noname 652
Noname 653
Noname 654
Noname 655
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Noname 657
Noname 658
Noname 659
Noname 660
Noname 661
Noname 662
Noname 663
Noname 664
Noname 665
Noname 666
Noname 667
Noname 668
Noname 669
Noname 670
Noname 671
Noname 672
Noname 673
Noname 674
Noname 675
Noname 676
Noname 677
Noname 678
Noname 679
Noname 680
Noname 681
Noname 682
Noname 683
Noname 684
Noname 685
Noname 686
Noname 687
Noname 688
Noname 689
Noname 690
Noname 691
Noname 692
Noname 693
Noname 694
Noname 695
Noname 696
Noname 697
Noname 698
Noname 699
Noname 700PS.
Linkene ovenfor åpnes i egne vinduer.
PS 2.
Jeg har nå igjen å publisere 98 av de 799 e-postene, (Noname – Noname 798), som Philip Gabrielsen sendte meg, for et par uker siden, (av en eller annen grunn).
Jeg regner med at jeg får publisert de siste e-postene, i morgen, (onsdag), og i overimorgen, (torsdag).
Så får vi se om jeg klarer å få til det.
Vi får se.
Mvh.
Erik Ribsskog
PS 3.
Her kan man se at Wiki-administratorene kommenterer om meg, på dette lukkede forumet sitt.
Jeg synes at det bare blir som noe oppgulp.
De vrir og vrenger på gamle saker, og blåser de opp, for å få meg til å virke gal.
Er det en tilfeldighet at administratoren som tar opp dette, (Kjetil Ree), har samme etternavn som min tidligere klassekamerat Erik Ree?
Hm.
PS 4.
Her er mer om dette:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/118609811/Noname-685
PS 5.
Her kan man se det, at jeg har klaget på Kjetil Ree, (til Wikipedia), tidligere.
Så da er kanskje ikke han riktig person, til å begynne å fjerne min side, på Wikipedia, noen år seinere, (tenker jeg).
Da blir vel det som noe useriøst, mener jeg.
Men men.
PS 6.
Her er mer om dette:
http://johncons-mirror.blogspot.co.uk/2010/02/jeg-sendte-en-ny-e-post-til-wikipedia_5053.html
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