Re: A bird in the hand...
Colin Douthwaite wrote: > > miK <mmi...@dataweb.nl> wrote: > >BluePard <bluepard@buff_I_am_not_a_duck!_net.net> wrote: > > >>miK wrote: > >[snip] > > >>> > >>> (\ > >>> __>`\ ,_ > >>> /_7` `--\ ` `''- > >>> \_7 /__/ > >>> `^--' `-._ > >>> (\ _,-' > >>> __>`\ ,-' > >>> \_7` `--1 > >>> \_7 /__| _ > >>> `^--' `--''` > >>> > >>> mic > >>> > >>> btw These are hands :) > > >>Very nice as well. :) > > But not in a good position to catch the ball? > > (\ > __>`\ ,_ > /_7` `--\ ` `''- > \_7 /__/ > `^--' `-._ > (\ _,-' > __>`\ ,-' > \_7` `--1 -miK- > _ \_7 /__| _ > (_) `^--' `--''` > > Bye, Hang on, Hang on. I just noticed something, the thumbs on these hands are both on the same side.....Has it been like this the whole thread? -Geech
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