Re: Nerd Boy, episode 402
Joaquim G�ndara wrote in message ... >Does "meep" mean "yes" or "no"? *meep* > `__ , > #.. ==~ > .)|. .[[. >jg__________________________ || ___ || _______________________________ LOL - that's like you saying "Would you like tea or coffee", with my reply being "Yes" :o) >The eternal conundrum. That's such a cool word, "conundrum". Sounds >like a drum that goes "conun, conun, conun" when you hit it. I'm >not sure how that would work though. You'd need to hit it twice, three times :o) (left hand) Co - (right hand with left hand still on drum skin) nun Co - nun Co - nun Co - nun Except that with most drums it'd probably sound like "dum-dip". -- Graeme Porter -^-_ _ / [_][_]_:_ Proud owner of a 1978 /| _||_ v Pearl Fiberglass Shell kit | / \ | -=/=\\____//=\=jaa "I married Miss right, I just didn't know her first name was 'Always'" -- Anonymous
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