Re: Kidtoons - Bad Dreams
Peter Punk wrote: > > On Fri, 14 Apr 2000 23:24:10 GMT, ojo...@framboos.jam (ojoshiro) provoked the > following text: > > >>> ,--. ,-------------. > >>> / ``-o. ( Hey Woodstock ) > >>>( | ____) )`-------------' > >>> `-' ( ., > >>> .|J ) <' < > >>> "> '--. (_,= > >>>Schultz > >>Your sig looked kinda screwed-up so i fixed it for you... > >>Hope you don't mind. > >'twas a perlscript, but that's the result of running it =) > > So what was to blame, Perl or Fort� Agent? None of the above, you simply have to cut and paste my fingerpage to a new file and run it with perl. -- Join the world's newest game. It's sweeping the world --B U R E A U C R A C Y-- Rules: Stand in a circle The first one to do something loses
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