Re: Watsit #5
From Paul Wilkins <pmw...@student.canterbury.ac.nz>
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· 12 May 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Krogg wrote >Glory wrote: >> >> >Krogg wrote: >> >> >> >> Watsit#5 >> >> >> >> .---. >> >> / . \ >> >> (___X___) >> >> ############ >> >> >> >> So what _is_ it >> >> -- >> > >> >OK,ok.....I allready said that Glory Moon had >> >the closest guess.It would seem that ya'll would >> >use that hint wisely..... >> > >> > >> > >> >Glory Moon wrote: >> >> a bowl overturned, cracked, and ravioli spilled all over? >> > >> a small figurine covered in a glass bowl over a checked table cloth? am i driving away from the right track? >> -glory > >You are _SO_ close now!!!!!!!! A Snow Globe!! <grin> Paul Wilkins
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