Friday, September 5, 2008

Chronobramulator

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2 comments:

Deeoshaythree said...

Still, lol all over. Well done to you. Good times, back in the day. Well done.

GEE

William Molloy said...

I know it was AGES ago and it doesn't really count, but it is still quite funny. Maybe not Bram, but still good. I like the picture too with the ledge headlines! Found it somewhere on the Internet.

Nice one.