Re: Watsit#3
From Martin DiViaio <mar...@erols.com>
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· 12 Mar 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Krogg wrote: > DING!......YOu win... > > Here is your prize. > ,-----------------. > | One used gym | > | sock : | > | : | > | : : | > | ,-----. : | > | %%%%%%% : | > | ####### : : | > | %%%%%%% ) | > | | | ( ( ( | > | | | ) . ) | > | |& | ( ( : : | > | (&$ `-. ) | > | `. $&& `. : | > | __`. * `. : | > | / ""`-. ** \ | > | \_______`-.___) | > `-----------------' > Enjoy it. > Well... It was a toss up between silly and stupid. The coin landed on heads and silly won. I just add this to my pile of mismatched socks that I have to feed a pound of raw meet to every day. :) -- /)-._ Time : Fri Mar 12 05:25:46 1999 Y. ' _] ,.._ |`--"= Your enemy is never a villain in his own / "-/ `.\ eyes. Keep this in mind; it may offer a way /) sk | |_ `\|___ to make him your friend. If not, you can \:::::::\___/_\__\_______\ kill him without hate -- and quickly. - Lazarus Long, a fictional character created by Robert Heinlein
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