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Hey there! Welcome to the Digital Spy forums. If you’d like to join in, please sign in or register. dazn12 Posts: 6,926 Forum Member✭ a couple of months ago i bought Corel Paint Shop Pro X 10, since i moved house i only have the CD and the box is no where to be seen (which includes the serial code!) and im now trying to install it on my new PC and its saying i need a Key.what can i do to get my key back? 0 Comments zounds Posts: 10,730 Forum Member✭✭ I Have Lost My Serial Number. How Do I Get It Back?Corel will replace lost Serial Numbers with proof of original ownership.United KindomMonday-Friday9:00-17:00GMT08003769271 0 If you still have it installed then on a lot of programs if you go under help then there is often an option there to view the current key (often it is on the about option).If it is not installed then phone corel and hope that you remembered to register it. 0 TheBigM Posts: 13,125 Forum Member✭✭ if you have already installed it on another pc and it is still on their, it is likely you will be able to view the serial key if you look under the appropriate registry key. 0 You could also download Belarc Advisor, which often gives you the key for most of your installe programs requiring a key. 0 dazn12 Posts: 6,926 Forum Member✭ Thanks Guys, i phoned Corel and now have it back 0

Be: “I fuck your dick in a pussy.” Generations of experts have tried and failed to understand how this could be done. —Magda Janjic FRANCE French swear words these days are pretty lame compared to the ones we started using in the Middle Ages. From that time and up until about the 18th century, everyone from peasants to aristocrats would shout out words like “gourgandine” (prostitute), or “sacrebleu,” which is hard to translate—it’s old timey and more or less the French equivalent of ” zounds.” These were more exciting times, when French people would yell things like “jean-foutre” at each other, which means “vile,” but in a very untranslatable way. French people today are less creative with their cursing: They just use homophobic slurs like “fiotte,” “tarlouze,” or more basic things like “connard” (douchebag), “pute” (whore), or “salope” (bitch). Luckily, French people do still use some expressions that are a bit more eloquent, like “va te faire mettre”—which would translate into something like ” go do yourself” and is generally used when you need someone to fuck off. —Julie Le Baron ROMANIA Swearing culture in Romania is built on three pillars: oral sex, mothers, and Christ. The most common curse word in Romania is “muie,” which roughly translates to “suck my penis.” We also use “my dick” to emphasize stuff in normal conversations, like the Polish use “kurva” or “whore.” The most creative mother curse in Romanian is “Să mă fut în mă-ta,” which translates to “I want to fuck myself in your mother.” In light of this, it should come as a surprise to no one that according to Romanian PornHub statistics, “mom” has been one of the most commonly searched phrases on the site for years. The most controversial Polish swears revolve around religion. Although 81 percent of

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