Re: Nerd Boy, episode 603
From Rowe Rickenbacker <row...@blueyonder.co.uk>
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· 16 Nov 2004 23:19 · View full thread
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Homer.Simpson wrote: > Joaquim G�ndara wrote: > >> TH3 UNM15T4K4BL3 >> SM3LL 0F M0N3Y. >> \ ,,, >> -- >> .//. >> jg__________ _( \_ ____ > > > Is Warez guy new? He looks very hip. I don't see his IPOD tho'? Do you want to know where he had it intergrated? Rowe -- I am a hat of justice perched upon the heads of the wicked. Feel my soft felt lining and quiver, villain!
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