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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 1 Apr 2002.
Re: Still would like a Gecko!

Re: Still would like a Gecko!

ann...@oal.com wrote:

> On 2002-04-01 bes...@adderleystreet.co.za (Richard Catto) said:
> 
>    >...which of course annie_ascii loved... in fact "she"
>    >only posts now to scoff at me because I outed "her" on
>    >here... only a very few people still believe she is a 15yo
>    >girl...
>             _____
>           (((   `\  "Outed" me??? You're such a lamer,
>           _ _`\   )  / dude. You have some weird idea
>           (^  )   )    that I'm a 50 year old man.
>            ~-((,,,))   Well, I'm NOT...you big git.
>            /

No no my dear, you've misunderstood him. He doesn't *think* you're a
50 year old man, he *wishes* you were a 50 year old man; he doesn't
like girls ;-)

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Subject: Re: Still would like a Gecko!
Date: Mon, 01 Apr 2002 16:29:33 +0000
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