Re: Tag
Excuse me, but ... what is a "tag" ?? BoD CJRandall wrote: > In article <b3d26m$pc1$1...@nemesis.news.tpi.pl>, GiM > <gi...@skrzynka.SPAMFREE.pl> writes > > Hey I'd be thankful if someone told me his opinion 'bout that.. > > > > narazaka GiM > very nice indeed ... kewl > > > :/ |_ | . ):: > > :( (-| | | <::: > > > :\__|___|_|_\::
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