REQ: Krypton exploding
From Kim Scarborough <slu...@unknown.nu>
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· 27 Mar 2003 23:47 · View full thread
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Can anyone post a picture of the planet Krypton exploding, possibly with a little ship flying away from it? <http://superman.ws/tales2/twopageorigin/1.gif> gives the general idea (not that I necessarily want an exact copy of it or anything). -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kim Scarborough http://www.unknown.nu/kim/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Two maggots were fighting in dead Ernest. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now listening to: Luscious Jackson - "Mood Swing" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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