Re: Monster of some kind
On Thu, 03 Jan 2002 12:38:05 GMT, el_...@bigpond.com (Bruce Greenwood) wrote: > , , > (( || > \\_\\_ >\-.._.- '-.--/ > `-._ o o -' > | -v-v- | > / \______/\ > / / | > | \___ | > \ |= | > `-.___| | E_Z > >Umm... yeah... it's a monster. Erm. > >Yeah. > Its kind of cute. Nice job, Bruce. :) Laura . __/ \__ \ / /.'o'.\ .o.'. http://wz.com/business/ASCIIart.html .'.'o'. o'.o.'.o. .'.o.'.'.o. Opening Soon... .o.'.o.'.o.'. http://www.hercorner.com [_____] \___/ ldb http://www.geocities.com/theshedragon/ldbascii.htm
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