Re: Pantsless Propaganda Poster
From Zen Bitz <di...@spammerscum.bioc.columbia.edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 24 Mar 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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twi...@sound.net wrote: > > In article <EqA...@world.std.com>, > bd...@world.std.com (Brian "JARAI" Chase) wrote: > > ______ > > .oooooooooo. > > oooooo' `oooooo > > oooo oooo > > oooo oooo > > oooo +======+ ooo > > ooo |) |/ (| ooo > > ooo | |\ | ooo > > ooo | || | ooo > > ooo | || | ooo > > ooo | || | ooo > > ooo | || | ooo > > oooo ~~~'`~~~ oooo > > oooo oooo > > oooooo. .oooooo > > `ooooooooooo' > > ~~~~~~ > > > Dude, is that a secret K, or are you just glad to see me. > HAR! HAR! HAR! HAR! Christ Almighty! Those are some Enormous Genitals. -- **** I must, yet I cannot. - Robot Monster ***** Hey, if I removed this line I'd be McQuarrie-compliant! +== To send mail replace die@spammerscum with hitz@burrito===+ Ben Hitz -- Do not reply Directly -- Dept. of Biochemistry *** http://tincan.bioc.columbia.edu/Home/ben.home/ ***
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