Re: My Littlebrother goes at it again!
Rasher wrote: > > >> What du you think it looks like? > >> > >Is'n it "The mountain king" ? > Who on earth is "The Mountain King" ????????? please tell me! > One of the pieces written by Edvard Grieg for the play "Peer Guint" is called "In the hall of the mountain king" I don't know the original play, but always kept him for some troll-like creaure. Trust to have given enough information. Ojoshiro =) > -- > Rasher > [.sig is still away] -- | ,^--------. < Signature >------. `v--------' | | | ,------------------^-----------------------------------------------------------. | By the data to date, there is only one animal in the Galaxy dangerous to man | | -- man himself. So he must supply his own indispensable competition. He | | has no enemy to help him. | >-------. Lazarus Long | | 1 | | `-------^----------------------------------------------------------------------' | ,^--. < EOT > `---'
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