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Re: Pinball Machine DAT
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Date: 
Tue, 22 Aug 2000 17:28:12 GMT
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richard marchetti wrote:
> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

Okay...

> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

Okay...

> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

Okay...

> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

Okay...

> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

Okay...

> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

Okay...

> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

Okay...

> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

Okay...

> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

Okay...

> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

Okay...

> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

Okay...

> Tom, your site is terrific!  Very nicely done.  Great sense of humor about it
> too, esp. with the names of the characters.

> If I had the weeniest gripe it would be the gaps between the skylights and the
> roof plates one plate height down -- know what I mean?  Perhaps I am
> unfamiliar with the type of skylight you were depicting...but no worries, the
> site rocks anyway!  Reread the first paragraph...

ERROR: STACK OVERFLOW



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  Re: Pinball Machine DAT
 
(...) it (...) the (...) the (...) <snip> (...) Or in Sproaticus' case, SMACK OVERFLOW ;-) (said one smack to another :-) -Tom McD. when replying, the ancient term "smack" is a derivitive of the name of the in/famous Roman "Smackimus Maximus", a (...) (26 years ago, 22-Aug-00, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)

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