Line-Talk: Mulder+Scully
From Gary G. Nass <gd7...@cleveland.Freenet.Edu>
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· 22 Feb 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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In a previous article, pin...@tcp.co.uk (Pinky - Narf!) says: > >> dHHHb >> H H >> |'|`| dHHHb >> | " |dH_ _Hb >> __..\~/.H|`.'|H >> ~ \~/dHb.^.dHb >> ^#####n##### > >>Waddya think? >I feel it's more like Bill Clinton and Roseanne Barr! >But that's just my warped opinion! :) > >Regards > >Adrian > >_____________________________________________________________ >Adrian Rea pin...@tcp.co.uk > > > Could be...but I see Fred MacMurray and Deborah Winger. ggn
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