Moo
From Bruce Greenwood <el_...@ispdr.net.au>
· alt.ascii-art
· 25 Mar 2002 12:59 · View full thread
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| \__/ | ( MOO )
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E_Z \/__/
A cow's head. In fifteen seconds. (It was going to be Hagar the
Horrible, instead of a horrible cow.)
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Bruce Greenwood
Madness takes its toll, so please have exact change
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