Re: [!] Re: "Skin Cheating"
On Thu, 06 Jul 2000 11:40:03 +0200, Yorck Babinsky <Yor...@web.de> wrote: >> >Ha, ha! >> >Now i understand! >> >Good joke... >> >> What do you understand? > >That thing with the wal & the flower! Aha, took quite a while to read the book (or did you watch the movie?). PS: Why did you change to english? You still write some words in german: wal -> whale -> wal. *SCNR* -- .88. * * * o o 8__8 \_=-~A~-=_/ 88 o 88 8oo88oo8 ***~~~***NEMESIS***~~~*** 88oo8oo88 88 //~~*8*~~\\ " '8' " o88o \\__o8o__// o888o
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