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"Joaquim G�ndara" <claw@lords.com> wrote in news:bb0qoi$4igi7$1@ID-
102694.news.dfncis.de:

> I like silly repetition jokes. Also, I like how the bad guy is
> so big he's forcing me to do 3-panel cartoons, which is a nice
> change of pace.

I like the paradox of how he/it is twice the size of the regular characters 
and inexplicably less clearly defined. Nerdboy rox.

My current theory is that the subtle art of NB is coming through your 
unconscious and that you are merely a conduit vassal to a greater Form 
(like a Trill). Got spots?

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