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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Apr 2000.
Re: Tower of Pisa

Re: Tower of Pisa

Charles A. Lieberman <yvr...@voicenet.com> wrote:
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> /_______/   cal/jdw

For some reason I saw something besides a tower here.
-- 
I love cats...They tase just like chicken.

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From: dou...@mac.com (Doug Wilson)
Subject: Re: Tower of Pisa
Date: 2000/04/08
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