利用者:BBBeaver

このアカウントはこの方針に基づく依頼によって、ウィキペディア日本語版への投稿が制限されています（期限は設定されていません）。関連するログも参照してください。

重い。重過ぎる。ほとんどハング状態。どうなってんだ、ここ？-- BBBeaver 2006年12月22日 (金) 09:30 (UTC)

重いなぁ、重過ぎると思ってたら、IE6SP2が「応答なし」になり、すべて強制終了。河野談話の長文の改訂原稿がすべてお釈迦になってしまった。

(((( ;゜д゜)))アワワワワ →　（－＿－） →　（ † 〇 † ) ジーーン　

これらのリンクはどう違うのか？

-- BBBeaver 2007年5月2日 (水) 00:04 (UTC), 2007年5月4日 (金) 18:14 (UTC)

面白いページ、見ーつけた。

-- BBBeaver 2007年5月4日 (金) 14:55 (UTC), 2007年5月4日 (金) 18:14 (UTC)

ここにへばりついている人たちの、日本国の著作権法についての解釈、いくら何でも変じゃない？

--- BBBeaver talk! 2007年12月13日 (木) 21:26 (UTC) ---

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