Re: [pic] Lara Croft
From snark^ <jab...@deepinthetulgeywook.com>
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· 8 May 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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=>> The runes were cast, the portents thundered and then Krogg warbled on about "Re: [pic] Lara Croft" in alt.ascii-art <<= > snark^ wrote: > > I'm struggling to see this one, Krogg. Which bit is her Divine | > > Ponytailness? ,' > ___..-' > Right'cher---------------------------------'''''''''''''''''""" Thought so. Mine eyes finally got the oblique view about 5 sec after I hit the send button as usual... :) -- I've seen things you newbies wouldn't believe. Attack-morons aflame off the shoulder of rec.arts.sf.written. I watched Cancel posts glitter in the ether near the waikato.ac.nz gateway. All those moments will be lost in time - like beers in the rain. Time to unsubscribe.
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