Re: WTD: Python
From uncle monty <unc...@babyfishmouth.org>
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· 17 May 2001 20:13 · View full thread
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Peter Punk <ppu...@damthatspam.chello.nl> wrote: : ROFL!!!! : First i see a post by Uncle Monty and right below it was this request for a : python pic!!!! ha - the first thing i thought when i saw the request for a python was to do up a quick john cleese. but, it would have been a lot of trouble to get the inevitable "groan" response. lame obascii from the ministry of silly walks: . O v `-|_/ /\| . / \/ '
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