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This skin was created by LuigiHann. email me at info-is@in-file
I can't help it! I LIKE Yoji! He is such a playboy, I know ! But he is so adorable!
And he has his name printed in his underwear! Hahahah
Emily
info-is@in-file ...
This skin was inspired by the cover of the CD Forward Rewinding, by the Alpha Conspiracy and Low Technicians, thus I named the skin Low Tech. The low technicians are a great synthpop band, so if that's your thing, check them out.
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16-BitAmp For Winamp 5x (I think)
By John Kreitlow (aka J2krei08) and RADIUM-V
V2 Completion Date: 8/24/2005
Version Two is here! I fixed some problems from the first version, and made it more true to DOS, with the fonts and all. I still couldn't ...
