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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Oct 2001.
Re: Ascii-Art Secrets #1

Re: Ascii-Art Secrets #1

"CeeJay" <new...@ceejay.cjb.nOt> wrote in message
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> > !t hon cgu L6gq fy!z bl6gz6 qou.f a!^6 fy6 agw6 gmghi
> > ! m!zy fo w6zz m!fy fy6 y6gqz ot g t6m fLoll!zy u6mcow6Lz`
>
> Suddenly all your posts are scrambled .. would you mind posting the key to
> reading this so I can read all your posts .. especially the replies to MY
> posts.
>
> Sure it's probably fun for some to sit and decode this , but I don't care
,

I don't even know how to decode it........
What a hjarnd�d!

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Subject: Re: Ascii-Art Secrets #1
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