Re: [pic] Death
llizard wrote > ,^^%--- > < __\_((/ I haven't seen Death yet, either.... > <_/ // > </ // > ^^/_____// > ejm | \ > Hello llizard, as always, I'm fond of your scribblings and try to really understand every bit, as you put everything in a nonrandom way. But some questions are left. First of all, to pay a little for the answers: Yes, "Erwuergen" means "to strangle". And "Erwuerger" is "strangler". 1. Why do "you" resemble an insect sometimes? 2. I am quite certain, the ^^ below is the bottom line of your skirt. Right? 3. The % are "your" eyes? 4. This __ _ / / / / /_____/ is the back side of a painting? 5. I have no idea, what the ... Oh, it's a .... BOOK !!! Greetings, R@ineR
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