Re: have Santa Phone You......
the message before this (Original) had a picture JPEG of the santa.... since the server does not allow binary posting, I was just wondering about how that got through.... ?:) "CeeJay" <use...@ceejay.cjb.NOSPAMnet> wrote in message news:3c0280ff$0$74776$edf...@dspool01.news.tele.dk... > > <San...@binaryposited.com> wrote in message > > news:SXQL7.567$xB4...@brie.direct.ca... > > > > > > This Christmas young and old alike can have an interactive visit with Santa > Claus > > live. Santa answers email, Stanta Live tells bedtime Christmas stories, makes > phone > > calls to girls and boys. > > "Poster" wrote : > > HEY CeeJay... How did this Binary get through??? > > What binary ? > > >
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