Re: Nerd Boy, episode 259
From Rainer Rosenthal <r.r...@web.de>
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· 2 Aug 2002 18:41 · View full thread
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Joaquim G�ndara wrote > ,,, > '.. O# > -||. || > jg___________________ *vanish!* ____________ || _______ dd ___ > Due to my limited knowledge of English I have to be happy with the ascii-art details. And here again I found one: It's wonderful, you put the "vanish" so low and near to the floor. Quite the opposite to the *appear* before, which was up in the air. They were talking about color here some days ago. You added the sound. The *vanish* is very silent, while the *appear* came loudly. Well, I did hear it :-) .;;;;;, \||||///| |\ |/| | | ( <--- O | q p | O / c | ; ~ / \_ _ .'| RwR R@ineR
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