Re: R3: \/3rb*.l D!*.rrho3*. [63/|3r*.l //.*.yh3//.]
>Message-id: <Vi5U1.8252$lm1...@news.tpnet.pl> >>> I wouldnt ()ind you people t()king tho()e letter(), if I ()et to >>> copyri()ht K, k, E, e, V, v, I, i, N and n Ill C y()h in court >> >>Ooh, ooh! C__ _ copyr__ht th_ l_tt_r_ Q, q, W, w, X, x, Z, __d z? _ would b_ >>_v_r _o _r_t_ful! Pl____? _ ju_t w__t th_ __ldo_ u__d o___! >> -__r_h >> > >To 5*.\/3 //.y !/|!t!*.l5 *. b!t, ! 60t to copyr!6ht th3 l3tt3r c. >But, *./| *.5< to 3\/3ryo/|3 pl3*.53 do /|ot r35tr!ct th3 u5*.63 of >. (dot) *./|d _ (u/|d3r5cor3). > > _.__ ___ .._ > _._ _. ___ .__ > .__ .... _.__ > >R36*.rd5, > 5t*.5z3< > > > enough-- the letter "S" and 's' are now public domain! hahahahahahaha You people are too funny! -joan -- _ {_} /*\ /_*_\ {('o')} Just Clowning Around... C{{([^*^])}}D [ * ] joan stark <spu...@juno.com> / Y \ _\__|__/_ ASCII ART GALLERY: jgs (___/ \___) <http://www.ascii-art.com>
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,f0bc1eb12add099c X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: spu...@aol.com (Spunk1111) Subject: Re: R3: \/3rb*.l D!*.rrho3*. [63/|3r*.l //.*.yh3//.] Date: 1998/10/12 Message-ID: <199...@ng116.aol.com>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 400105070 References: <Vi5U1.8252$lm1...@news.tpnet.pl> Organization: AOL http://www.aol.com Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art X-Admin: new...@aol.com
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