Re: Obelix
From Fredrik <ner...@SOFTbtinternet.com>
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· 28 Oct 2001 12:18 · View full thread
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Beetle/Kevertje wrote: > > > But what would anyone do with purchasing a Menhir (I guess that's what > it's > > called) If Obilix is the only one who could carry it around!! ;) > > > > i never knew why he carried that bloody great rock about with him > > > That was his way of earning a living: he made them and them sold 'em and > > > since there were no delivery trucks yet he delivered them himself :-). > Why would anyone bother buying a big decorative rock? Hmmz, looks like the > answer is already in the question... aaahhh a kind of damn big rockery? :O) -- snip the bit that keeps crashing http://uklinux.net
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