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Hi im jay,ive been a massive fan of pro evo for donkeys years now.Me and my mates are always doing massive pro evo tournements,im forever making changes to new signings to more realistic looking players.Ive noticed on this site that some people are willing to do this for you,im also intrested in learning more about maxi drive as im desperate for realistic emblems and sponsers,hope to have some intresting chats with many of you.Also massive man u fan.
 
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welcome mate. i know someone like cookiemonstR will say this but when it is moring, your thread title will be incorrect.
 
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pro evo master said:
welcome mate. i know someone like cookiemonstR will say this but when it is moring, your thread title will be incorrect.
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why i outta :angry:.

welcome to the site man. i couldn't help but notice that your thread title is incorrect. :mellow:
 
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-The Trooper- said:
How long is donkey's years? :erm:
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It’s a pun on donkey’s ears, they being long. The phrase, meaning a long time, is chiefly in British use, though known in the USA and elsewhere, and was first recorded in 1916 as donkey’s ears (which is why we’re sure about the punning origin). Within ten years or so it is recorded in the modern form. The idea was supported by the belief that donkeys did in fact live a very long time. :mellow:
 
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cookiemonstR said:
It’s a pun on donkey’s ears, they being long. The phrase, meaning a long time, is chiefly in British use, though known in the USA and elsewhere, and was first recorded in 1916 as donkey’s ears (which is why we’re sure about the punning origin). Within ten years or so it is recorded in the modern form. The idea was supported by the belief that donkeys did in fact live a very long time. :mellow:
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Oh right. Thanks for that.
 
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