Re: Samurai Pizza Cats
From Jonathon R. Oglesbee <ogl...@fullnet.net--removetoreply>
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· 30 Aug 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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Nice Caddy. You don't put "hydrolics" on something like that, though. You take it apart, piece by piece, and make it all new. Then, you really have something. > > -- > > __________________ > _/ || ~-_ > ,/ // /~- / ~-_ ________----------// > -----------------/-----------------\-------------------____________// > O-------------- / ~~^ | | ~| > }======{--------\____________________|_____________________________| | > \===== / /~~~\ \ \ | ____________________|-~ > \----| \___/ ||--------------------'----------| \____/ // > ______`.______.'________________________________`._______.'____________ > Pedro. > > ......"all it needs now is hydralics"...... >
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