Re: Arab
From Richard James <thi...@all.will.it>
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· 5 Feb 2003 11:40 · View full thread
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Sasquatch wrote: > A friend of mine wanted an Arab to use in a sig (I think he's planning > to drop a bomb on him or something <g>), and again I couldn't find An Arab O -+- / \ An American O -+- / \ An Arab American O -+- / \ Remeber there are Arab terrorists and American terrorists but being an Arab or an American does not make you a terrorist. Richard :) -- Will kill for Documentation. A Vic 20 is faster than a C64: 8bit roxs http://dogmilk.homelinux.com/
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