Re: Nerd Boy, episode 592
col...@yahoo.com wrote: >> _____________________ _______________________ >> | | (| | (| | | _ _ _ Are you serious? It looks >> | . \/|_|(| . \/|_|(| | | -|-|(_) %()| like it would cost you >> | / __ / ___ | | _ , | a month's pay! >> | \ > |\ /| | | O > ..~ OO | >> |_____/ \_______/|\___| |____| \ ____.<<.___||__| >> ______/___\______\|/____________|__\______________________________ > > > Inside looking out. Nice! > > 3ch Took me a minute to figure out what was going on in this frame. Once I read over the whole thing, though, I got it... it's a different perspective, something completely unexpected [especially since, as has been noted, being outside is unusual, but nifty].
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