Re: ASCII Art Fart for Thu, 2004 Jun 3
"Sinister Midget" <sti...@appazknarf.com> wrote in message news:slr...@home.harry.net... > On Fri, 04 Jun 2004 at 07:18 GMT, Joaquim G�ndara <cla...@lords.com> blubbered: > > "Faux_Tran" <F0_...@yahoo.com> skrev i meddelandet > > news:HCSvc.20954$%T.15166@okepread05 > ><snip> > >> \ )\ THINKING ABOUT YOU > >> `. /' | THIS TIME OF YEAR > >> \ /' ) ALL THE BEST TO YOUR CUNT > >> \ /' /' FROM ALL OF US HERE > >> \( /' > >> ) /' WE WOULD SURE HATE > >> | /' IF IT WAS SEWN SHUT > > |( axiac BUT THEN WE WOULD JUST > > || FUCK YOU IN THE BUTT > > > > Did anyone else see those two lines clear as day, or was > > I just on the Tran frequency just then? > > This must be user-dependent. What I saw read: > > |( axiac BUT SEWING YOUR MOUTH > || WOULD BE FINE, YOU DUMB SLUT > definitely user dependent. |( BUT AT LEAST YOU WOULDN'T || BE AS MUCH OF A SLUT drax
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