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luv_da_oc

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#6415 24-Jan-2006 18:48
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Where can i find free ringtones/wallpapers etc that i can download to my computer and transfer via usb to my nokia 6265 phone? Does anyone have any good sites? I really want The OC ringtone but telecom does not have it!!! Help would be much appreciated thanks!

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  #27686 2-Feb-2006 13:13
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You could try downloading the mp3 and using that as the ringtone.

Zedge.no and tagtag have lots of downloads you can transfer to your phone.

Or since i am so nice, i have hosted the midi version of the OC theme here, right click and save.

BTW The OC - great show

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