Re: Ambassador to Mars -- cartoon
From JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove>
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· 31 Jan 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Yah, I haff big mustache and never go anywhere without my six-guns on. I doan ride no horse, though. They done been ree-placed by the combustible engine. I mount big 440-cars, an' leave rubber ever'where instead of stable-sticky. I doan were no hats, neither... 'cept one Borsalino sometimes. Zippos are neccesairie utensils of life. Ever'one should haff one, even if'n they doan smoke. I are glad you done found your'n, but I warn you that they allus seem to git away like that, no matter what you do. I think this are due to the fact that they have small leigs that they use to escape with, when you ain't lookin'. I also figger that the way they git back at you fer finding 'em agin, is to burn your mustache. JRO P.S.: and thanks fer the ree-post
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