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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Aug 1996.
Re: Well, it had to happen.

Re: Well, it had to happen.


> Greg Webster wrote:
> > 
> > My email/usenet provider has told me that I must change my sig from its
> > present 8 lines to 4 lines.

Why do they care, and what can they do about it anyway?  Just store your 
sig in macros and do it that way...

I don't like long sigs anymore than the next guy, but it should be your 
choice...how does this person know about your sig anyway?  has he/she 
been reading your mail?

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From: Cindy <aww...@wknc3.sca.ncsu.edu>
Subject: Re: Well, it had to happen.
Date: 1996/08/23
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