Re: Monster of some kind
From Joaquim Gândara <cla...@lords.com>
· alt.ascii-art
· 3 Jan 2002 14:32 · View full thread
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"Benjamin M. Weiland" <ben...@gmx.de> skrev i meddelandet news:s5p...@4ax.com > el_...@bigpond.com (Bruce Greenwood) wrote: > > > , , > > (( || > > \\_\\_ > >\-.._.- '-.--/ > > `-._ o o -' > > | -v-v- | > > / \______/\ > > / / | > > | \___ | > > \ |= | > > `-.___| | E_Z > > > >Umm... yeah... it's a monster. Erm. > > It's terrifying! It's huge! It's got my finger! > > , , (( || \\_\\_ \-.._.- '-.--/ `-._ o o -' __ | -v-v- |_.-' `. / \______/\ .-/))) / / |' | \___ | \ |= =| WHAT THE HECK IS GOING ON!? /`-.___| [] | -' GET OFF ME!! AAAAH!! | \___ |\ \ | | | `-.___| |_| | | | | Look at me, I'm upside down! | --- -- | \ shut up | ----- | ______ ______ _____ / | |/--- -\ / ---- \ /-- --\ | | --- | --- -- | ---- | hehe -jg
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