Re: [pic] grayscale girl
From Bateau <Its...@Not-A-Real-Address.com>
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· 18 Nov 2001 16:22 · View full thread
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bonjour Taliszanna, je suis un robot! >On Fri, 16 Nov 2001, Bateau wrote: > >> Learn how to do proper ASCII then. You don't have to post EVERY >> practice picture you make. > > Bateau, get over it. Get a life and some talent. -- | _ .\ ~~ _ ^~ | <')_,/ , ; .\ >(')__, . ` ' , | (_~=/ \._`.'. .\ (_~_/ _, _..-''-._,____,----,____ | ='- \=~_) ; .\ ~^~~^~ ` (_~_/ `'--'` `~~~~)_)=\_\-.( | -'= .\ ~^~ ~^~~^~ ICQ:11367619 EMAIL:bateau:-)jupiter-io.net WEB:http://tyrian2000.cjb.net
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