Re: I can see my house from here
"Markus Wamser" <wuz...@2die4.com> wrote in message news:964...@bau2.a-city.de... > "Axel Poqu�" craeted the famous words: > > Mais non, "d�j� vu", c'est juste! (No, I'm not french, I just couldn't resist.) > yea, right, give it to me... "UH-HUH!!! UH-HUH!!!" No, no! We love you! *I* didn't know without looking it up. I just knew your spelling was WRONG, WRONG, WRONG, WRONG, WRONG! Without you "Deja Vu Sketch--The Ascii-Version" might have never hap- pened, though. (Notice I'm not using accents at all, because accessing them from the American keyboard setting is a pain and I'm too lazy to switch over to the German one for this.) -- __ "Muscles of All Limbs, Unite! __ ('__`> You Have Nothing to Lose But Your Sinews." <'__`) // -( �OOL mm )^ \\ `\__/ http://home.t-online.de/home/ulrich.schreglmann/00L.htm \-_/' P.S.: �ml��ts? Wh�t's th�t? (�ll right--s� I w�sn't l�zy en��gh �fter �ll.)
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