Re: Two lines starships
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVE_TO_REPLYnet>
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· 28 Aug 2003 20:33 · View full thread
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> Lol! I'm 'JAWS' because those are my initials. No kidding. I call myself CJ (or CeeJay) because that's my initials. Well some of them at least. But I think that was obvious. > ObAscii (abstract) > |-|============== > | | || || || | > /=== || ~~ || | > / | | ., ., | > / | | |JaS > """""""""""""""""""""" Looks like a swing to me. > Cheers! Cheers ! yourself :D CeeJay
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