Re: Dearest Me
Thanx! That first one is EXACTLY what I'm looking for! You saved my life! Paularoid wrote: > > S(>What, you leave for 2 days and there are 53 new messages? I love this > S(>group! By the way, I'm still looking for that picture of a trumpet.... > > S(>-Geech > > Here. Try these. These came directly FROM here a while back and I just > pasted 'em right back in. > > _,' > @=====TTT===::_ > (( -UL_) )) `. > PG `--------'" > > This one is made by Marijn Kampf > > TTT , > )===UUU===.==( > ((,U(U-. )) \ > `=UUU===" MK > > ======================================================= > _ _ > (o)-(o) > U and Fester __ > ^^^ .o-^, ____ //\\ > \___/ ~~~:`-' `--`` > v `\..`~~~'-..' > VvV ^^` ^^` > the fun loving ferret. > *-=< PMB >=-* > pau...@juno.com - or - pau...@crabsystem.win.net > > --- > � OLX 2.1 TD � Originality is the art of concealing your source. >
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