Re: Fish.
From Rainer Rosenthal <r.r...@web.de>
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· 23 Feb 2003 23:12 · View full thread
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Marcin Glinski > > > ___....---....__ > .-""___...----...___""-. > .',`--...._______....--' .', > / `"""----......----"""' \ > : `-.._ .' .-'`\_/`. : > | `./ <o ) } | > | `-./`-. \ `-._.'\/ | > : `='. o> ; .-' ; > \ `>-' \/_..- / > `. __....;...__ .' > `-.,"" | "",.-' > `--...______...--' fsc > Nice pumpkin! But he seems to be quite sad :-( I like the expression you gave him. Putting one eye higher than the other, funny nose - really fine work! BTW the eyes look like fishes :-) R@ineR
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