Re: A Castle
From lgbeard <lgb...@bullreguard.nut>
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· 27 Nov 2002 01:00 · View full thread
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On Tue, 26 Nov 2002 21:51:05 GMT, ABCGi <abc...@SPAMcodemonkey.com.au> wrote: >lgbeard <lgb...@bullreguard.nut> wrote; >> The maiden in need of knight. Monster in the moat. The draw brigde >> to cross an sneak past the guard. Very nice diddle. >> >> lgbeard > >Nah - compared to your original castle my diddle is an insult. I hesitated >to diddle in case it affronted you. Too bad my ASCII skills are not up to >scratch cuz that little fella on the road is meant to be the "knight"! If it affended me, I would have said so. For the most diddling is done with good intentions. Sometimes the diddling gets pretty rough though, In short no offense taken. lgbeard
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