Re: jeenie in a bottle
From Fredrik <ner...@SOFTbtinternet.com>
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· 7 Jan 2002 21:54 · View full thread
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Sam Blanning wrote: > > "bug" <bug...@akw.pl> wrote in message > news:a1a...@this.message.is.dedicated.to.all.that.know.what.love.is... > > > > > Jeenie`s are not so pretty after a hangover [snip] > > Isn't that supposed to be a geenie? :))) > > > Or a djinni, even? you mean he lives in a gin bottle? well that explains it :o) -- snip the bit that keeps crashing http://uklinux.net
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