I see a teddy!
From Andrea Lachner <dre...@worldno.spamonline.co.za>
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· 29 Mar 2002 21:39 · View full thread
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> > ()"""() > > ( ' (;)' ) > > (,,) (,,) > >(""),,,("") > > That's a teddy???? Yes, it is. A teddybear! Simple, I know, but cute! What is this below? > '. .' . . > '. : : .'' > : : : .' > : : : : .' > : : : : : : : > : :' ' ' . : : : : : > : : : : : : > : .'''. : . .: > : : ` : : . : > '.'...'.' : > :''''' ' : > : . : > : : : > '.....:......'
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