Re: Wanted: Devils
Wouter Coppens wrote: > > Hi everybody, > > I'm looking for some pictures of devils and things like that. I saw once the > picture of Beastie, the Freebsd-daemon and i liked it. Is there anybody who > has had? Are there also some other pictures on the net? > > TNX, > > Wouter > > PS: I'm looking for ascii-version. Yes Wouter, there are pictures on the net. Try a searchengine. You like Joris' devil ? Ojoshi!ro -- Europe: The final countdown ojo...@lunatech.com
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