Re: Fortune teller - OOPS!
> I was actually more concerned with the fact that Casso had started > the whole thing off with his own posting...which seemingly Sarah Day > had overlooked. > > Also, I recall someone else had then already substituted a Frogstein > for the crystal ball...so transmogrification of Sarah's picture was > well under way before you appeared on the scene. Again, Sarah Day > seemed to have overlooked that frog modification also. :-( ?? Quite correct, I did not know of this. I knew of a thing refferring to "barking cowbirds", but not steins. Also, the main reason I got mad was because the text was used as an insult against somebody else. I do not mind diddling, except when it is for use against somebody else like that. Once again, I am sorry for getting so worked up. -Sarah
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