Re: Lady Lego
Johnny.. the anatomy of a lego..hmmmm the perfect fit--does it exist?nuttin worse than stepping on one in bare feet--then there is the quest to find who it belongs to...too many legos..too little time.. Pru -- JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove> wrote in message news:374ec6a1.0@206.103.97.91... > > Prudence <lo-...@erols.com> wrote in message news:7imdnp$66b$1...@autumn.news.rcn.net... > > Lady Lego laments... > > > > .,.-.-,~,-- > > {{{{{{{}}}`}` "hmm...so many shapes and sizes..." > > {{{}}}`}- -.` / ___ > > {{{`{}}}{ o ) / /`\__\ > > {{{{{{}_| |__ / / ./ _________, > > {{{/._/****\_.\ / /()/ /().().()/| > > {{|| |()()| || / / ./ |++++++++| | > > {{|| | | || / /()/ |________|/ > > || |====| || \_/_./ > > Cc /` `\ cC > > /. () .\ > > || || > > || || > > || || > > () ()Pru > > =c =c > > > I can't help but wonder.... just what this lady is refering to? > > > JRO > > >
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