Re: Girlfriend pic
From Quasipsyco <Qua...@yahooNOT.com>
· alt.ascii-art
· 20 Dec 2004 02:03 · View full thread
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Above the din in alt.ascii-art, Faux_Pseudo could be heard to say: > > Don't know what that is. She just likes seals. Well she likes their > fur. Thinks its soft. To her all soft things are clubable. Not all soft things. Cats for instance. Cats are cute and soft, but not a source of fur. > She wants to set up a seal farming operation for seal fur. When it > comes time for the "harvest" she wants to grab a baseball bat put > "Night Clubing" by Iggy Pop. Sure, give away my plans. :-P ___________________ |___________ | :F_P: `-------' Old school seal harvesting equipment. | club _______ me / ~ ~ \ please ( Q Q ) \ T / ,_____/`{ - }'\_ \""/ _,/ / \ `-' /`, / \/ { \ / | (_____________\mm/_____\mm' qsi -- You'll either become an expert on reinstalling from scratch, or develop a morbid fear of the 'rm' commmand! From: Andy McDowell -- Slackware Mod Quote - Vol. V
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