Re: Z-art (again...) + Q-art
On Thu, 01 Apr 1999 15:05:15 +0200, joris bellenger <svz...@xs4all.nl> said: > >Martin Atkins wrote: > >> There is a car advert over here in the UK at the moment (I can't remember >> which car - must be a badly made ad!) where there is a *huge* queue for the >> women's toilet, and a rescorceful lady walks off into the no-queue-at-all >> men's room... then she comes out and gets into a car. Hmm. >> >> *toungue in cheek again!* >> -Martin > >Hey, I've seen this too but I can't rember the car either. > >joris Well, i am quite sure it was the Ford Focus. Ford has several ads at the moment and i think it was one of them. You know, there is also the dog, who likes the car more than his home, and the man who's car is bigger than his flat..... And always something like "Focus on the important things in life". Well, i am really bad at AscII Art... so i can't post pics... CU YABA -- �YABA = _Y_et _A_nother _B_loody _A_cronym� ::mail to <tzt...@yahoo.com>:: i hurt myself today to see if i still feel i focus on the pain the only thing that's real NIN
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