Re: Nerd Boy, episodes 222-230
* Joaquim Gï¿œndara <cla...@lords.com> [2002-04-02 21:58]: > Thank God *smack* > for elves. .--. _ *whack* > .--. `OO ( ( )_ -- *kapow* > ( ( )- .||. ( ( )_ - - *slice* > jg (__)-- bb `------ *crack* Yeah yeah yeah!!!! Hack em, slay em, kill em! Who likes fried elven ears for dinner? Great episode, Joaquim! I really felt the plot this time. obASCII: ,-'"`-. /`.alf,'\ | | | | Somehow felt like doing an tennis ball.... \ `._,' / `-._,-' So long! Alfie -- () | Ich bin anders, nur soviel anders wie der Himmel, wie das Meer am Horizont. /\ | Oder anders, vielleicht anders - was heisst schon anders? | -- Alfons Haider, 2001
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From: Gerfried Fuchs <use...@pinguin.pte.at>
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Subject: Re: Nerd Boy, episodes 222-230
Date: 3 Apr 2002 15:48:33 GMT
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Comments: This is just my personal opinion...
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