Re: req. cockroaches
semach.the.monkey wrote > > obascii > Flying Bee > > . . > \`-.._ _..-`/ > .'-.._ ``--.._ BBBBBBBBBB _..-`` _..-`. > `_ _ `-. BB BBB .-` _ _` > `.`` .BB B\ ``.` > `-.-' _ . BB BBBB : _ `-.-` > `..-..' ; BBBBBBBBBB. ' `..-..` > / . BB BBB: : \ > `._ \BB BB/ _.` > LGB/STM `-._.'BB BBB `._.-' > BBBBBBBBBBB > > I second that: -.- \./ Two bee or not two bee? R@ineR
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