Re: Where is Mike THROLL?
From Timofei Shatrov <gru...@mail.ru>
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· 26 Sep 2001 10:47 · View full thread
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On 25 Sep 2001 17:45:25 -0700, mik...@yahoo.com (mike3) tried to confuse everyone with this message: >Hi. > >I miss the funny ascii-comic strip "Mike Throll". HAve you stopped >making it? I just loved it :) Wow, it's cool that even you loved it. I haven't much time and ideas right now. Maybe some time later. -- Grue <grue sobaka mail.ru> Mike Throll comic strip at: http://grue.freeservers.com Bugsoft Perm at: http://bugsoft.freeservers.com
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