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73LL M3 480U7 UR 600D & 84D 71M35.
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1 KN0W UR 570R135,
1 KN0W UR L135,
1 KN0W WH3R3 U R 4ND H0W 7H3 71M3 FL135,
1 H0LD 4LL UR DR34M5,
1 H0LD 4LL UR L1V35,
1 H0LD 3V3RY7H1N6 U L0V3 4ND D35P153,
1 4M UR N3W M4573R,
1 4M UR N3W L0RD,
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Thanks Francis- it's a follow on to a similar piece I did last year called MYK3 (http://www.nekatu.co.uk/archives/myk3)
Cool! Very interesting…amazed that I figured it out so quickly!
Wow…great piece.
Thanks Francis- it's a follow on to a similar piece I did last year called MYK3 (http://www.nekatu.co.uk/archives/myk3)
Cool! Very interesting…amazed that I figured it out so quickly!
Would look cool on a car reg
lmao good one
lmao good one
headaches man headaches
lol- it's not that tough once you get used to it… "1" is "I"; "3" is "E", "4" is "A", "5" is "S", "6" is "G", "7" is "T", "8" is "B", "0" is "O"… 😉