in a snakes den
hey all and veronica too,
The year of the dragon is almost over, and on the 24th of January begins the
year of the snake here in hong Kong and China. Anyone got any good snakes in
thier slithering in thier harddrives, please post.
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,/' __ `.
(O\ /O \ "It's the year of the Snake,
| /\ | \ use it wisely!"
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V( V/_//-. -Chief Snake Charmer
) `-' \-\, http://www.muserna.org
/\ `.-`.mUseRNA
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