Re: RESEND: Love and Art
Phil <ccx...@coventry.ac.uk> wrote: >On Thu, 19 Nov 1998, Roy wrote: >> Phil - Boredom - furniture >This made me laugh. I am so glad I could give you boredom with my >furniture. ;-) Do you still have it? (was it the cupboard thing?) Yes, we are using them to furnish our little cyber-cottage. _____________________ |\ \ | \====================| | || \\ \\ // || | || // \\ // \\ || (()) (()) | || (( (())(()) )) || || _ || | || \\ \\ // // || ||// \\|| | || \\ \\ // || | \\_// | | || (())(())(()) @ || ||~~~~~|| | || \\ \\ // ^ || || || | || // \\ // \\ || |\\~~~~~\\ | || (( (())(()) )) || || \\_____\\ | || \\ \\ // // || || || || || )\ || \\ \\ // || )) || )) || \===================== || || ))) ))) )) ))
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