Re: [REQ] kiwi bird
From Snarkamedes <jab...@deepinthetulgeywook.com>
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· 31 Jul 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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=>> The runes were cast, the portents thundered and then Hayley Jane Wakenshaw warbled on about "Re: [REQ] kiwi bird" in alt.ascii-art <<= > >"He left it dead, and with its head he went galumphing back." _).,== > > -- from Lewis Carroll's 'Jabberwocky' ~..~ `\9 ....... <snip> .... > Like the sig too.. but the best line from that poem (my all time fave > poem) is "Oh frabjous day, callooh, callay!!". Twas the first poem I > ever memorised and absolutely nobody agrees with my theory that the > jabberwock is actually an innocent sweet and not a vicious monster at > all. how 'bout you? :-) Of course the jabberwock was innocent! It was severly put upon by that manxone wretch with the snicker-snacking vorpal blade. I hear the poor creature was only done to death after uttering the words, "Let him have it, Bandersnatch!" I love all cute furry creatures. -- snark^ _ _ _ ICQ No.: 1471203 |_)=A=0=A=(_| A____________ _____H___H___o _____ <==== I shot Bambi's mother ==== O____________<^ ====__~`\_/ /`~~| `\_________(_)>. ___--' | \/ `-----'
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