Re: Oneliners
In article<2iv...@uni-berlin.de>, Zotiel R. Bell <ali...@yahoo.com> writes: > >"Ulrike Georgi" <Hea...@t-online.de> wrote in message >news:mn....@t-online.de... >> a two-handed sword: o:xxx:{O==============> >> >> and a pan: o:::()_____/ >> >> -- >> Why is "uncomplicated" such a complicated word? > >A couple having sex (unknown artist) > >8//=/\-, <_" "__> "-> CLAMS. -- Dave Bird, an official ARS HakeMonger ><_'> <_" (licensed to mung pelagic fish and clams of all kinds upon the Internet) "If turbot be the food of hate, Lay on MacErrel and, by damn, Cry HADDOCK and let loose the cods of war!" Wm Skatesfin
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