Re: Which sig should I use?
From FIGJAM OZ <"le...@presto.net.au\"YOUR BRA\">
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· 16 Aug 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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I like this bit of your signature.
JAY C - Remove YOUR BRA to email
The ttape player does look good btw
Can I use it??
Never ever thought of it that way.
Could build on it to...*grin*
Remove your hand
Remove your brain, etc, etc
Or Icould change my email so I could use ..
Add your_lips *grin*
This newsgroup has croupted my fragile little mind.
--
Your're two digits short of a date field
/~~~~~~\
(+)--(+)
()
-FigjaM-
www.presto.net.au/~ledge
Remive YOUR BRA to email me :)
<HTML>
I like this bit of your signature.
<BR> JAY C - Remove YOUR BRA to email
<BR>The ttape player does look good btw
<P>Can I use it??
<BR>Never ever thought of it that way.
<BR>Could build on it to...*grin*
<BR>Remove your hand
<BR>Remove your brain, etc, etc
<P>Or Icould change my email so I could use ..
<BR>Add your_lips *grin*
<P> This newsgroup has croupted my fragile little mind.
<BR>--
<P>Your're two digits short of a date field
<BR><TT> /~~~~~~\</TT>
<BR><TT> (+)--(+)</TT>
<BR><TT> ()</TT>
<BR><TT> -FigjaM-</TT>
<BR>www.presto.net.au/~ledge
<BR>Remive YOUR BRA to email me :)</HTML>
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