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Thanks for your help everyone! Sorry, no prizes except my appreciation.

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The Ł character belongs in some Polish names.

Line 1: £ - the pounds symble from Great Britian's currency

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Line 2: &Lslash; -gibberish, maybe a horrible slashing/kr8tyve spelling of a name going on

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That was fun!

i see what everyone else sees, but these remind me of word games we used to get during indoor recess in elementary school.
ex: MCE MCE MCE = three blind mice be cause they have no "i"s.

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now the fun begins-

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Line 1: £ a crossed-out "L" = no L = Noel. Christmas in April!

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Line 2: &Lslash; somebody has been messing with a mascara advertisement! & = and, which said in a valley girl accent can sound like end. Ls = less, & + Ls = endless. then comes "lash". So far we have endless lash--a very popular type of mascara. lastly, in the tinkering process that went into creating this ad, the exclamation mark ! got turned upside-down and became a semi-colon ;

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Do you see it! if not, don't feel bad--i have a warped way of looking at the world ;)

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-Sondra the "interesting" one

Exactly the same as Anneza 'n' Nan, although I also see a semi colon after the word slash on line 2.
Do I win a trip to Atlantic City and a one year subscription to Easy Rider magazine?

Line 1: upper-case L with a slash through the vertical line, running from lower left to upper right

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Line 2: ampersand (no space) upper-case L (no space) (the word)slash

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Does it depend on our browser?

I spy with my little eye...

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Line 1 = A capital L with a diagonal line slashing through it.

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Line 2 = an ampersand, a capital L, and the word "slash".

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Wot do I win? Huh? Huh?? :)

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-- Nanaea