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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Sep 1998.
Re: 5th Anniversary alt.ascii-art (21)

Re: 5th Anniversary alt.ascii-art (21)

joris bellenger wrote:
> 
> Pete Casso wrote:
> 
> > P           Frogstein, why does Colinstein
> > e          collect autographs on bedpans?
> > t         /
> > e        /       Oh well, MadDogstein bit him!
> > C    _==_       /
> > a    ( ">     oo.
> > s   (> )>    (-  )
> > s    ^^       " "
> > o 980921
> >
> 
> I wonder who bit Marcel Duchamp when he exposed a pisspot
> (one of those you can see in a public urinal)
> signed "R.Mutt" somewhere in 1917.
> It called it "Foutain".

I think it was Muttstein who bit Marcel Duchamp.

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From: Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
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