Re: [PIC][278] Tomb raider
From Carsten Schmidt <sch...@web.de>
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· 26 Sep 2002 10:20 · View full thread
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bug wrote: > > ,- .--. .--. -. > , /\ :( .' .' 5USD `. `. ); /\ , > ._.' \ '.".' .( per min. ). `.".' / `._. > """"-.\_.-"_.-"-.) (.-"-._"-._/.-"""" > > >> You know what... I have very weird feeling that I had already > >>drawn that picture in the past... Funny... > > > >WB Bug, havent seen much of you the last few weeks. But the pictures are > >still excellent! > > Thanks. I didn't draw cause I had no time... Maybe > I'll have it more now... > > B. Well, I hope so :) And I think I'm not the only one
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