Re: the Elch-Liste mooses
From Semach.the.monkey <no....@all.ever>
· alt.ascii-art
· 29 Mar 2004 04:20 · View full thread
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"Sharky" wrote in message ...
| In alt.ascii-art, Dave Bird says...
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| >For our Scottish readers: miniMoose & mickeyMoose?
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| Why are they for Scottish readers?
What is the difference between Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney?
Mickey has large ears and Walt Disney!
(Ok, now read it again in a Scottish accent and tell me again it's not funny!)
STM
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