Re: Balls
]-[/-\|_9()()() wrote: > "Slowcoach" ha scritto nel messaggio > > 2010142427 > > 48666276 > > 5174122 > > 26 > > 525 > > 23981958731 > > 31489427749 > > 87611291210416 > > 54 > > 910 > > 28697022814 > > 141024 > > 2 > > 11511152657868017 > > 93252 > > huh? what's thiz? I see the view of a city-scape as seen by a guy waking up (probably with a hangover) in the grass in a park somewhere: [] [] [] [] [][] [] [] [] [][] [] [] [] [][] [] [][] [][][][][][][][][] \ / \ / \ o+-< / \ / ` *groooan* -Phydeaux
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