Re: [PIC] punk guy with spikey hair
From Ryan S. <hou...@crosswinds.net>
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· 28 Apr 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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> MXPX is a good band, I have their CD Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo. Here > is a cool buffalo not drawn by me. i have most of the mxpx cds. LIVE at the show is the best. my friend jeff used to play drums with yuri (the drummer for mxpx) and knows mike and tom too. they went to the same high school. pretty kewl huh? obascii: # a tick-tac-toe grid (or hollywood squares from far far away) -- O CH3 _ __ H2C | / |_) _.._ (_ \ / \ /N\ | \\/(_|| | __)o N | | / \_N_/ \N/ Email: hou...@crosswinds.net / | URL: http://home.att.net/~bearbait O CH3 <-- the caffeine molecule, a mainstay in my diet
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