looks like a normal signature for me...

UPDATE: it is a signature: 

<div class="pmsig"><div class="pmsig-941867">
<center><font color="#711f79"><font size="-1">say substr+lc crypt(qw $
+i3 SI$),4,5</font></font></center>
</div></div>

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UPDATE:

But did you notice that after frying a 500 Dollar bill for exactly 23 seconds in a microwave (2300 watt) not only the inverted Google logo appears but the faces start resembling to Bill Gates and Steve Jobs at the same time?

(Important note: the micro-oven must have a pyramid shape.)

No kidding! ;-)

Cheers Rolf

In reply to Re: where did this code line come from? by LanX
in thread where did this code line come from? by zentara

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