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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Dec 1997.
Re: CHILDRENS TALKING BOOKS! LOVED BY CHILDREN! PRAISED BY P

Re: CHILDRENS TALKING BOOKS! LOVED BY CHILDREN! PRAISED BY PARENTS!

In article <gWm...@scartop-pine.demon.co.uk>, Ian Forest
<ian...@scartop-pine.demon.co.uk> writes
>In article <34A...@on.spammer>, Veronica Karlsson
><dre...@on.spammer> writes
>
>>> >WHAT IN THE FUCKING HELL does this have to do with ascii art.
>>> >Please do not post your ads to als.ascii-art.
>>> >Or for that matter anywhere else.
>>> 
>>> On top of all that, you should grow up and learn to let these things
>>> pass you by.  It's not the end of the world an off-topic post!
>>> 
>>
>>I agree, ONE off-topic post is not a problem. It's when you have to see
>>hundreds of them - a day! - that it becomes a problem. Newsgroups like
>[...]
>
>And before we go off-topic ourselves..here's some ASCII drawings...
>
>   \o                              _o
>    #>  <-- John Travolta           #>  <-- A Soccer player
>   /'\                            o/<
>
>Basic...but I like 'em!
>

-and heres somthing else

       _o
        #>
       /- 
John Travolta when his leg got caught in a mincer!!!
David Thomas

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From: David Thomas <Dav...@cymru1.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: CHILDRENS TALKING BOOKS! LOVED BY CHILDREN! PRAISED BY PARENTS!
Date: 1997/12/28
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