Re: just another face
On Fri, 18 May 2001 00:28:22 +0200, "Arjen Pilon" <aep...@studenten.net.nospam> enlightened us with: > > Harry Mason <spa...@no.spam> schreef in berichtnieuws > slr...@orbital.ecs.soton.ac.uk... > > > This just popped up on my screen again - is it just me, or does he look > > > vaguely Australian? > > > > =[===- > > > > "Call that a knife?" > > > > .,,,||------------,, > > `'''||---------""' > > > > "That's a knife!" > > > > Just what I was thinking :) > > I've seen a great parody on this line somewhere too (I think it was in the > Simpsons with Capt. McCallister): > > ====E (fork) > > "You call that a knife?" > > ==|===- > > "that's a knife!" > Simpsons: I'm sure it should be ====C) (spoon) because the next line is "Oh, so you've plaid knify-spoony before then" -- o |\ _[] L_ === Stuart Moore []\, stm
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