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[Thijs.]

Damn, zit op school nu.

[Maartenn]

Veel plezier Mark!

Ik had eerste uur vrij, dus over 20 minuten moet ik weer naar school gaan..

[IfElse]

Morgen, ben ook wakker

[PatrickV94]

Hier ook het eerste uur vrij, straks maar even kijken of ik wel zin heb om voor die 3 lesuurtjes naar school toe te gaan.

[Freddytje]

Straks pas half 5 thuis van school, en morgen ook

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[Erwin.]

poe ben ook weer aan het werk, was het thuiszitten al weer beu toch maar weer proberen paar uurtjes te werken.

[Thijs.]

http://www.duken.nl/forums/index.php?topic=40515.0

Nieuw topic klaar: Programeer je eigen iPhone-app

[Wous]

Net 2 uur zonder stroom gezeten hier in Zwolle. Nu gelukkig verholpen, internet werkte ook niet en mobiel netwerk was zeer zwak.

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[IfElse]

Dat is niet lekker Gelukkig heb ik (nog) nooit storingen gehad met internet, telefonie etc... Gelukkig (Alleen TV, maar dat was door een domme bouwvakker)

[Wous]

Rondje van mij !

Ik heb de 100 Rep Power behaald :friends:

[Freddytje]

Congrats!

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[Wous]

Ik ben momenteel bezig met een Presentatie voor Engels. Ik doe het over de onrust in het midden oosten en de enige eisen zijn dat hij 6-8 minuten moet duren

Dit is wat ik al heb:

Get your stuff as fast as possible and leave Tunisia. This was what hundreds of Dutch tourist heard. In the country are violent riots created and it’s dangerous to stay. Thousands of angry people are protesting in the streets of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. They want the president to leave!

All the unrest in Tunisia is being started by just one man, a fruit seller. The man had burned himself to death. This was because the police had shut down his fruit stall. The police had said the man wasn’t allowed to sell fruit because he didn’t permission to do this.

The man was desperate; he had a good study but couldn’t get any job. To be able to get some money for living he had started to sell fruit. When the police shut his stall down; it became too much for him and committed suicide.

Since then there have been a lot of violent riots in the country, many people know the problem of the fruit seller; they can’t find a job. They think it is the fault of the President of the country and it has to be solved soon. In an interview the president told he would do something about the high unemployment, nevertheless the citizens didn’t believe this and wanted another president.

Then in Egypt the people got inspired by the deposition of the Tunisian President Ben Ali earlier this month. They demand the President Mubarak to leave which is already for 30 years on power of the country. The police intervene with violence; by the riots die 2 demonstrators and a policeman. The Egyptian authorities block the popular social network site Twitter.

Hebben jullie nog tips of grammaticale opmerkingen?

[Thijs.]

[a]Wous

Gefeliciflapstaart met je honderdste rep!

[IfElse]

Get your stuff as fast as possible and leave Tunisia. This was That is what hundreds of Dutch tourist heard. In the country are violent riots created and it’s dangerous to stay. Thousands of angry people are protesting in the streets of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. They want the president to leave!

All the unrest in Tunisia is being started by just one man, a fruit seller. The man had burned himself to death. This was because the police had shut down his fruit stall. The police had said the man wasn’t allowed to sell fruit because he didn’t permission to do this.

The man was desperate; he had a good study but couldn’t get any job. To be able to get some money for living he had started to sell fruit. When the police shut his stall down; it became too much for him and committed suicide.

Since then there have been a lot of violent riots in the country, many people know the problem of the fruit seller; they can’t find a job. They think it is the fault of the President of the country and it has to be solved soon. In an interview the president told he would do something about the high unemployment, nevertheless the citizens didn’t believe this and wanted another president.

Then in Egypt the people got inspired by the deposition of the Tunisian President Ben Ali earlier this month. They demand the President Mubarak to leave which is already for 30 years on power of the country. The police intervene with violence; by the riots die 2 demonstrators and a policeman. The Egyptian authorities block the popular social network site Twitter.

Voor de rest heb ik geen tijd, maar deze zag ik even snel. Ik ga nu mijn eigen opdrachten etc maken :S

[Rikkert.]

Get your stuff as fast as possible and leave Tunisia. This was That is what hundreds of Dutch tourist heard. In the country are violent riots created and it’s dangerous to stay. Thousands of angry people are protesting in the streets of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. They want the president to leave!

All the unrest in Tunisia is being started by just one man, a fruit seller. The man had burned himself to death. This was because the police had shut down his fruit stall. The police had said the man wasn’t allowed to sell fruit because he didn’t (had the) permission to do this.

The man was desperate; he had a good study but couldn’t get any job. To be able to get some money for living he had started to sell fruit. When the police shut his stall down; it became too much for him and committed suicide.

Since then there have been a lot of violent riots in the country, many people know the problem of the fruit seller; they can’t find a job. They think it is the fault of the President of the country and it has to be solved soon. In an interview the president told he would do something about the high unemployment, nevertheless the citizens didn’t believe this and wanted another president.

Then in Egypt the people got inspired by the deposition of the Tunisian President Ben Ali earlier this month. They demand the President Mubarak to leave which is already for 30 years on power of the country. The police intervene with violence; by the riots died 2 demonstrators and a policeman. The Egyptian authorities blocked the popular social network site Twitter.

Voor de rest kon ik niks vinden. Alleen een D achter Die, en ED achter Block. Het is namelijk verleden tijd

Kon ik een Haf 922 kopen verkocht die gast hem aan iemand anders

Nu moet ik weer zoeken naar een nieuwe

[IfElse]

Get your stuff as fast as possible and leave Tunisia. This was That is what hundreds of Dutch tourist heard. In the country are violent riots created and it’s dangerous to stay. Thousands of angry people are protesting in the streets of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. They want the president to leave!

All the unrest in Tunisia is being started by just one man, a fruit seller. The man had burned himself to death. This was because the police had shut down his fruit stall. The police had said the man wasn’t allowed to sell fruit because he didn’t (had the) permission to do this.

The man was desperate; he had a good study but couldn’t get any job. To be able to get some money for living he had started to sell fruit. When the police shut his stall down; it became too much for him and committed suicide.

Since then there have been a lot of violent riots in the country, many people know the problem of the fruit seller; they can’t find a job. They think it is the fault of the President of the country and it has to be solved soon. In an interview the president told he would do something about the high unemployment, nevertheless the citizens didn’t believe this and wanted another president.

Then in Egypt the people got inspired by the deposition of the Tunisian President Ben Ali earlier this month. They demand the President Mubarak to leave which is already for 30 years on power of the country. The police intervene with violence; by the riots died 2 demonstrators and a policeman. The Egyptian authorities blocked the popular social network site Twitter.

Voor de rest kon ik niks vinden. Alleen een D achter Die, en ED achter Block. Het is namelijk verleden tijd

Kon ik een Haf 922 kopen verkocht die gast hem aan iemand anders

Nu moet ik weer zoeken naar een nieuwe

Ik zie nog veel meer, maar heb nu geen tijd.

[Wous]

Ach ja, spelfouten maken ook niet heel veel uit want ik lees het toch niet letterlijk voor vanaf het papiertje, maar toch bedankt voor de hulp die jullie nu al hebben geboden

[headsh0t]

Morguh, zijn er al meer mensen wakker?

Ben vandaag vrij en ik dacht laat ik eens lekker uitslapen, maar een **** mug ging steeds op me gezicht zitten die ik niet meer weg kreeg :heelboos:

[Pctje]

Ik wou datk vrij was heb geen energie meer over.

Nog 2 dagen school en dan weekend...

[Freddytje]

Eerste uur vrij

Zondag 20 uur in de bus, naar frankrijk, zitten. Ja ik ga een week survivallen met school in frankrijk

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[los-cuentos]

zo zo, tijdje geleden dat hier voor het laatst ben geweest op Duken, zal opnieuw wat actiever worden op het forum :-)

@Freddytj: waar ergens in Frankrijk?

[C.K7]

Eerste uur vrij

Zondag 20 uur in de bus, naar frankrijk, zitten. Ja ik ga een week survivallen met school in frankrijk

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Leuk wij deden dat in Ardennen

Vandaag weer leren voor het examens.

volgende week me examens  :s

[Rikkert.]

Ben net thuis

Moet zo eten en moet op kwart voor 6 weg voor maatschappelijke stage.

Druk dagje vandaag

[Zombymario]

Zit lekker een potje Angry Birds te spelen in me browser: http://chrome.angrybirds.com

[Thijs.]

Ik wou net een test doen van Can You Run It, en als hij de uitslag heeft, geeft hij een foutmelding.

[Piraatje]

Vergeten jullie alsjeblieft de VPN verbinding niet? Je internet provider zoals Ziggo of KPN kan door gebruik van de VPN niet zien wat er gebeurd op je internet verbinding en ben je volledig anoniem voor iedereen. Een vereiste tegenwoordig.... We een uitgebreide handleiding geschreven met informatie. 

Deze vindt je hier:   https://www.duken.nl/forums/handleidingen/downloaden/vpn-verbinding-en-anoniem-downloaden-r35/