Re: Nerd Boy, episode 242
From Joaquim Gândara <cla...@lords.com>
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· 23 Jun 2002 18:01 · View full thread
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"MJP" <mik...@bluedwarf.spam.net> skrev i meddelandet news:3d1607da.13693548@205.158.27.240 Here.. I fix, I fix. > So he was saying you are bi??? > , > OO ..~ > .||. -<<- > ________________ bb _____ |\ _________________ > > > > No! He said I only come out on > Monday, Wednesday and Friday! > ` > OO ..~ > -||- .<<. > ________________ bb _____ || __________________ > > > > > Out of the closet? > ! , > oo ..~ > -||- -<<- > ________________ bb _____ |\ _________________ > Or maybe it would be more funny if Game Boy was all confused > and Nerd Boy was messing with him til his head exploded... It's "Fan Boy". Although "Game Boy" would be kinda fun. :) -jg
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