Re: One-Liners ;)
Howdy Andreas Krennmair schrieb: > > On Sat, 24 Jun 2000 17:04:17 +0200, Yorck Babinsky <Yor...@web.de> wrote: > > =(:o) Homer simpson > You forgot the most important thing, Homer's famous quote: > =(:o) <(d'oh!) Yeah, right!How could i forget that? Shame on me! -- \\//o\__ __ (o) |\ /|\___ __ :-(o_)^(o_)-:[THA ULTIMATIVE] .:::::::::. []\_/o ) / (\\ ||V||o\o ) /_ : < : //"\\||//|\ /| :' __ __ ': ||\\_\||// ||\\_\o\:. _..._ .: ||\\|| ( ||V|| :-( o)^( o)-: ||\\ \_/ :. '---' .: \\_\\||\\|| ||
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