Re: DADACLYSM
Millennial Catastrophe wrote: > > Wally Keeler <poe...@idirect.com> wrote: > > > BloqueBuster Artack Artcraft: > > > > CATASTROPHICAL > > CATASTROPHIC ---- - - - - > > <CACATASTROPHE > > CATASTROPHE > > CATACLYSM -- - - > > DATACLYSM > > DADACLYSM > > DADACLYSMTZARACLYSMDADACLYSM === = = = = > > DADACLYSM > > DATACLYSM > > CATACLYSM > > CATASTROPHE > > <CACATASTROPHE ---- - - - - - > > CATASTROPHIC > > CATASTROPHICAL > > I feel an inexplicable affinity with this art. > These things keep reminding me of that visual poem 'Marilyn Monroe' wihich boils down to two M's in the shape of some important part of the famous actress' anatomy. -- , ____ | ,-"" _""-. Here lies one whose name was writ in water | ](_` '_)[_ ) (John Keats) | `--, " .-'-' | (v++v++ o!O ojo...@lunatech.com `
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