Crab Colonies?
From Captain Infinity <Inf...@world.com>
· alt.ascii-art
· 28 Apr 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Once Upon A Time, in article <390...@news.cis.dfn.de> Podkayne Fries wrote: >What do crabs live in? Herds? Flocks? Condos? A state of mortal sin? >A state of denial? And why does this suddenly bring to mind the only >episode of FUTURAMA I've ever watched, which might lead to a post about >crab pron? Kermit Krab sez: ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, (+)(+) | Oh, baby... | | | ,-----| give me all your | / \ | HOT CRUSTACEAN LOVE! | ( ) \ -==- / ( ) `~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' \ \ / / \ <\/\/\/> / '-/ \-' ,--/ \-- / --| |-- \ / / --\ /-- \ \ ()/ / --`----'-- \ \() ()/ / \ \() ()/ \() () () C.I. ** Captain Infinity
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