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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Feb 2001.
Re: Adam & Eve

Re: Adam & Eve

Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen wrote:
> 
> > >                   .-------------------------------------.
> > >    0      0\  ,- (  Ohh my ! You're hung like a horse !  )
> > >    |     C|       '-------------------------------------'
> >            ^ *gg* is this a C-Cup?
> > >    '==D   ')
> > >    |      |
> > >    ;.    .;
> 
> You are very observant .. Yes it is !
> 
> I like C-cups .. B & C cups are my favourites.. they are "just right"
> A is too small - D and up are too large.
> 
> Of course there will always be another bear who likes A or D(+) better .. all bears are
> unique.

:-) I like A best... nice firm... and more than a mouthful is wasted *g*

Sebastian
-- 
Stimmt, Du wu�test viel schneller, wann Du gestorben warst.
[Bastian Schiebener zu Sabine Wienciers in dateka�]

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Subject: Re: Adam & Eve
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