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Storken skrev:

MessiPogba skrev:Hey drenge. Håber jeg bruger den rette tråd.

Jeg husker engang, jeg overhørte en samtale i en S-tog til Brøndby (Ja, jeg skulle hente en cykel til min lille niece, ellers ville jeg hellere sluge slam end at besøge Pestegnen - undskyld til dem, der bor derude ;) ), at man kan hente en slags booster program til sin computer. så den kan yde mere. Det er sådan, at jeg har en vild gamercomputer.

Er der nogle, der har kendskab til programmer, som kan få computeren ti lat yde lidt ekstra og så fald vil linke dertil??

De snakkede ikke om overclocking?

Skydefinten skrev:Skal du spille tunge spil ? - undskyld, "game":)


I så fald har Storken svaret. Ellers smid mere ram i. Og sælg Matthieu

In 1967 Racing Club Avellaneda from Buenos Aires won the World Club Cup in Montevideo (Uruguay) against Celtic FC.

While Racing Club's fans were celebrating the victory on the streets of Buenos Aires, the supporters of fierce rivals Independiente broke into the stadium of their hated neighbours, known as the "Academia".

They buried seven dead cats to put a curse on Racing Club. During the following years, Racing Club's officials and fans tried everything within their powers to locate those cadavers - because the curse was obviously working: After decades filled with success, Racing Club were suddenly doing worse and worse. In all, the team went 35 long years without winning anything, and in 1999 the club was even flirting with bankruptcy.

That was also the year 100,000 fans filled the "Academia" to watch a priest perform an exorcism to lift the curse. To no avail. The problem was that, over the years, Racing Club had been able to find six of the seven dead cats. The location of the seventh animal, however, remained a mystery.

In early 2001, Reinaldo Merlo became the new president of the club, and his first action was to organise a thorough search for the missing dead cat. He literally left no stone unturned. Even areas which had been covered with concrete during the years following 1967 were demolished, so that the soil underneath could be searched. It was in one of those places, which had formerly been used as a ditch, that Racing Club finally found the remaining skeleton.

That same season, Racing Club at long last became Argentinian champions again...