Re: Ralph
From kirara <jim...@NOSPAManet.ne.jp>
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· 8 Jul 2003 20:49 · View full thread
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"Horroroso" <hor...@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:73d...@posting.google.com... > This is Ralph: > > ,--. ,---. > / '. / \ > \ ; > \-| > (- -) > /`v'\/; > ,-----/ ,---/)--. > ,' ; ( /////// ) > /) ,---| -`-----(\' > ; | ---- | ' > (| ,-| ---- |-. > | /| ---- |\ | > |/ | ---- | \| > \ : ---- ; | > \ \ -- / / > ; \ / : > / / \/ \ \ > /) (\ -hrr- > .: Ralph & Son :. Wow! It's funny. You changed your touch of drawing and it really succeeded! He is so cute that I can't stop hitting him by a folded newspaper. ;-) kirara
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