REQ: ZEZURA
From D. Christian Gottshall <cgo...@arts.usf.edu>
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· 13 Jul 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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On Fri, 12 Jul 1996, D. Christian Gottshall wrote: > Can anybody come up with something cool for the word Zezura? It's the name > of a lady friend of mine and I'd like to post her a little visual goodie. > > Thanx, Christian > > ............... ............... > : __ __ : :) __ __ (: > : /()\ /()\ : : /()\ ~ /()\ : D. CHRISTIAN GOTTSHALL > : : : : : : : : ACTOR/COMEDIAN/RACONTEUR > : : : : : : : : UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA > : <.^.> : : <.^.> : cgo...@satie.arts.usf.edu > . (_______) . . ___ . > . \_____/ . . / _ \ . > . \___/ . .(_/ \_). > ....... ....... > > So sorry, the original post was supposed to have REQ in the subject line not RE. Please e-mail me any suggestions on the above. thanx
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