Re: oops
BluePard wrote: > > Veronica Karlsson wrote: > > What _is_ that in your sig? It looks like a stick man with a looong > > tail, wearing a hat, who is tickling a hen behind the ears. > > The best way to explain is for you to look at the pic: > http://www.a-vip.com/facet/aura.jpg > > 'Tis a self-portrait. All of my friends realized what it was > immediately, so it doesn't really matter to me that no one else knows > what it is. :) Damn,i thought that was a bear,I even convinced Veronica that it was a bear,but that aint no bear.It looks prety cool,but like i said,it aint no bear.I still think that if you only see the head its a bear,but it aint no bear. ObAscii: .----.. . '. \ \ \ \ \ \ . _\/o\_ \__) \\ -------\___\\- Krogg98[After B'ger] -- <`.THE PRINCE ,'> `.`/""""""\,',' SEE HIS ( / \ \' SEE HIS FACE \/<> <>\/ SMILE / W \ ,'\_|||||_/`. ,',' ||| `.`.kro...@gtcom.net <,' TIME TO DIE `.>Remove no.to.spam to reply
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