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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Apr 1994.
The good old days. . .

The good old days. . .

What ever happened to naked women?  Now when I tune in all I see is
dead Kobains, swastikas, anti-christian (and pro-megadeath) art, and
lots of extaneous discussion.  (I apologise for I am guilty of this
last problem)  I meant extraneous (damn this lag, darn it to heck).


           o           "I'm pretty cool Beavis, but I can't change the future."
          (^)                                   -Butthead
         -=H=- BISHOP       "I am so hungry I just _have_ to eat!
          ] [                Shh, Cat, Rimmer's dad's dead.
         /___\               I'd prefer chicken."
                                                -_Red_Dwarf_

                   Internet: din...@nauvax.ucc.nau.edu

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From: din...@nauvax.ucc.nau.edu (BISHOP)
Subject: The good old days. . .
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