Re: World cup
Colin Douthwaite <cfb...@southern.co.nz> wrote: >Lennert Stock <lst...@lstock.demon.nono.nl> wrote: >>> >>> looking cool on the team photo ,/) >>> |_| >>> _ _ _ _ _ ].[ >>> |.| |.| |.| |.| |.| /~`-'~\ >>> ]^[ ]^[ ]^[ ]^[ ]^[ (<| |>) >>> /~`-'~\ /~`-'~\ /~`-'~\ /~`-'~\ /~`-'~\ \|___|/ >>> (<| |>)_ (<| _>) (<| |>) _ (<| |>) (<_ |>) _ {/ \} >>> \|___|/|.| \|__|.| \|___|/ |.| \|___|/ |.|__| |.|/__|__\ >>> >>Very cool. One question remains though. >>Who's the tall guy? >Jackie Charlton. heh-heh :) ___ | ) ( --+-- ( ) | \_/ either this or this | is Jack (or Bob) Which one went down with the Man Utd. team in the 60ties? I'd better ask my dad... He knows... For that matter, my dad was here, just a few minutes ago, and he told me i'd played against half of the Dutch team. When i was a youth... Well, ofcourse i didn't believe him. But one guy i do remember: #8 Philip Cocu... Y'know he stole my Ajax and Vitesse scarf in high school (slander? no! everyone knew he did that!). And he scored against me 3 times in a match (wwwwwwwaaaaaaaaayyyy wwwwwwwwwaaaaaayyyyy back). But i did score the 9-2 final score -----======really=======---- ? . \ _ . ' ` |.| . _]^[_ . / \ . _(<__,_/_) . /\\_\ \_> . _ |,\_/|___\ (_) _|/ (__<_ (_,] /_/ g'bye, mate :)
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,86715a84b463af8a X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: mmi...@dataweb.nl (miK) Subject: Re: World cup Date: 1998/05/24 Message-ID: <6k8o73$6b0$1...@news.Leiden.NL.net>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 356021469 References: <Pine.OSF.3.91.980520165021.13295B-100000@leofric> <6k21dr$53i$1...@news.Leiden.NL.net> <356...@news.demon.co.uk> <895...@mnementh.southern.co.nz> Organization: NLnet Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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