Re: Art Nerd Boy Farts
In <419...@gmail.com>, Veronica Karlsson wrote: >David Kotschessa wrote: >> Sharky wrote: >> > >> > From: "The Ultimate Artist" <ult...@artistic.net> >> > M-ID: <c65fo9$1tcf$1...@news.wplus.net> >> > >> > Uh! Uh! Uh! Take it ALL, bitch! Awk! >> > `Oo ~OO ' >> > \\_/uu >> > bb >> >> >> Should I feel wierd that I got a little bit aroused by that? > >... bla bla bla ... leaving something to the imagination ... bla bla bla ... They did the same thing to "Felix the Cat" in the '70's. I quit bothering when they attempted to go too far with the "Felix the Cat Does a Murder of Crows" episode. -- _________.__ __ / _____/| |__ _____ _______| | _____.__. \_____ \ | | \\__ \\_ __ \ |/ < | | / \| Y \/ __ \| | \/ < \___ | /_______ /|___| (____ /__| |__|_ \/ ____| \/ \/ \/ \/\/ ____ /\ __\_ / \/ \___\ \ /___/ /\_/ \ \ / \____\ ___/\ _ / / / \/ \ /_\/____/ \ / \___\ / \_/\ / / / \/___/ \ _ / / \/_| /___/ / \___\ \ /\_/___/ \/___/ Who made this?
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