Re: PENI.....No, .I can't say any more.....
:_) And does the penis of penisman have a penis (and recursively)? wow, I really should use "X-No-Archive: Yes" sometimes... BoD "Michele Cerulli" <cer...@dm.unipi.it> wrote in message news:b5fapd$q5c$1...@newsserver.unipi.it... > __| |_________________________________________ > > Woo-Hoo! I am the Penis of'PEN1S MAN'. > I am here to save the world from Penis Man! > > I was born in Venice(Italy), raised in Penn.(US) and Niece(France). > Venice? Why Venice? I understand the Penn-Niece joke.... > but Why Venice?....I got lost... > > Woo-Hoo!! > >
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