Re: daisy_heart
On 2004-10-23, Homer.Simpson <Hom...@SpringfieldBB.com.INVALID> sputtered: > stilist said > >> myflix wrote: >> >>> .-. .-. >>> ,'`` ''-. _, '_ >>> / `. ,-' ``-. >>> / `. ,-' \ >>> .' `. ' \ >>> | . / . >>> | ' ' | >>> ' : >>> myflix >> Change the cross-hatching on the heart into a simple ribbon/bow setup >> and you're ready for Valentine's Day! > > I note the left breast is a bit bigger. It's easier to reach. -- Microsoft: The company that made online banking dangerous.
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