Re: What are you eating today?
From Homer.Simpson <Hom...@SpringfieldBB.com.INVALID>
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· 2 Mar 2006 03:52 · View full thread
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Faux_Pseudo said > _.-In alt.ascii-art, Homer.Simpson wrote the following -._ >>> Any chance we could get a series of these? I could go for an In >> And >>> Out as well as a Jack In The Box. >>> >> >> How 'bout a White Castle dispenser. >> >> _,_ >> / \ >> | * ' >> \ / >> | | | >> | | | >> d_/ \_b HS > > That was funnier than it should have been. > Actual sign from our local White Castle. .-------------------. | WHITE CASTLE | .-------------------. | | | Slide on in and | | get your sliders. | | | '- - - - - - - - - -' / \ ~.,-=~-`-,.~-=`~~-`~~~~. HS (I guess they figure if you can't beat them , join them)
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Subject: Re: What are you eating today?
From: "Homer.Simpson" <Hom...@SpringfieldBB.com.INVALID>
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