Re: Nerd Boy, episode 255
From Rainer Rosenthal <r.r...@web.de>
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· 28 Jul 2002 17:17 · View full thread
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Xlo0772 <no....@mail.no> wrote > Wow. That was so easy! > ,,, , Now someone else will get heckled. > '.. O0 She won't heckle.....me?? > .||. .||. > _______ || _________ dd ________ > > > ...(one eyebrow raised, as in a thoughtful surprise) ... Did YOU do that? I am a little puzzled about who ascii'ed what here. In any case: it's wonderful again. > Got that idea from Calvin (in calvin and hobbes) The idea is one thing, to remember at the right time - another. I always enjoy these small discoveries (yes - I did see that this was not a typo but done deliberately - and what it meant. It's fun.) R@ineR
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