request: cats
From Virginia G Butters <vgb...@pitt.edu>
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· 23 Mar 1995 23:56 · View full thread
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The other day someone posted a really neat collection of cat art, which I
saved, but then I accidentally deleted the file! :( Would someone be nice
enough to either repost this or send it to me personally? I'd really,
really appreciate it!
Thanks in advance,
- Virginia
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