Re: NICE PAINTING
what's with the vb script?? ..B.. "Daniel 'Dr.Jekyll' Jackel" <dan...@gmx.de> wrote in message news:a6l...@ID-63899.user.dfncis.de... | taj...@penpals.com (kaushik) wrote in | news:3f3...@posting.google.com: | | > I was browsing at www.baazee.com and saw this item 'VILLAGE HUT' | > | > I thought you may be interested in seeing it for yourself | > http://www.baazee.com/jsp/BidForm.jsp?Trade_TradeId=20493507 | | Nice Picture, but WTF has it to do with ASCII-Art ? | | Daniel | | -- |
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