Re: [PIC] Cow and Chicken!
From Richard James <thi...@all.will.it>
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· 19 Jun 2002 12:25 · View full thread
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Faux_Pseudo wrote: >> Cool is it based on a cartoon character? >> > > Cow and Chicken is a cartoon on the Nicolodian [sp?] network. I had > my TV pluged in back then and I saw an episode once. The basic > concept is that cow and chicken are brother and syster, cow = girl and > chicken = boy. I hope that clears it up for you Richard. That explains the cows resemblance to stimpy. Richard :) -- Slashdot thats the game where you collect Karma isn't it?
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