Re: Valentine's stuff
From J. Melusky <wha...@u.washington.edu>
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· 9 Feb 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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On 6 Feb 1997 spu...@aol.com wrote: > -=[ "Hershey" kisses ]=- 2/97 > ) ( ( ) ( ) > ( ) ) ( ) ( > /^\ /^\ /^\ /^\ /^\ /^\ > jgs (_K_) (_I_) (_S_) (_S_) (_E_) (_S_) Err ahhh they look sorta like 6 mice mooning me with their tails in the air! Pretty weird. Err They also sorta look like 6 steaming piles of poo. It seems infantile to post this message, I hope you don't mind Joan. You posted the rabbits bonking but I sorta want to censor myself. On the other hand I know people will laugh, you too I hope. (^: Jon Melusky Vulgar balenced with the Angelic .,ad88888888baa, ,d8P""" ""9888ba. .a8" ,ad88888888888a aP' ,88888888888888888a ,8" ,88888888888*88888888, ,8' (8888888888 88888888, ,8' `88888888888*8888888888 8) `888888888888888888888, 8 "8888888888888888888) 8 `888888888888888888) 8) "8888888888888888 (b _ "88888888888888' `8, (#) 8888888888888) "8a ~ ,888888888888) V8, d88888888888" `8b, ,d8888888888P' `V8a, ,ad8888888888P' ""88888888888888888P" """"""""""""
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