Re: Joris and Sandra 3
Gerfried Fuchs <use...@pinguin.pte.at> wrote: >* ann...@oal.com <ann...@oal.com> [2001-12-04 03:26]: >> >> On 2001-12-03 sch...@gmx.de <Michael> said: >> >Godwin's law? >> >> .,,,. >> #### #### (~~~))) Nein. =Murphy's= law, Michael. >> ## ## ## ## . _ ((() / Hehehe! >> ###### ###### (^ )))) >> ## ## ## ## ~_((((() >> ## ## ## ## / )))))) > > See, Michael? Americans simply don't know usenet laws. Next time >provide a link[1] :) yes, it would be better if i had provided an URL. But i downloaded the Jargon file from www.jargon.org and did not know that you can link to the entries directly. And I thought that this law should be known by most of the people here as it is mentioned in the Jargon file. obAscii: "Webnocken"[1] (rotating...) _ _ _ .^. ,'" "`. ,'" "`. ,'" "`. ,' `. / '. / \ ,' \ / \ | 0 > | O | < | O | | O | \ .' \ / '. / \ / `.___.' `. ,' `.___.' `.___.' 'v' [thanks to CeeJay for the circle] [1] an advertisement email I (and probably lots of others) got wanted to advertise a "live sex web cam" in German; Babelfish made "Phasengeschlechtswebnocken" from it... (Phase = electricity (whether it is in the wall outlet or not) - or the "state" of the moon (full, half, ...), Geschlecht = gender, Web=web, Nocken is that shown above) Michael
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