Re: Flowers in a Cup...
On Wed, 12 Dec 2001 23:57:04 -0600, Taliszanna <tal...@usask.ca> wrote: [snip depth-N quoting] > > \\\\\\ //////// > > _( )_ _( )_ > > (_ o _) (_ o _) > > (_) ,(_) > > `. : > > : ; > > _|""" """|_ > > (_ _) > > | | > > _____/ \____ > > ekk > > > Whoa, cool-- I didn't even see the two people there at first! Your flower is wilting! / *sob* You're / right! / \ / ) ( _ \ / , o ( ) o __> <__ \ / ,--< >--' __) (__ hjm _ _ _( )_ _( )_ (_ o _) (_ o _) (_) ,(_) `. : : ; ekk \ / ( ) __> <__ \ / < > hjm__) (__ -- Harry Mason ("hjm200.ecs@soton@ac@uk" =~ tr/@./.@/)
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