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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Apr 2000.
Re: asci alphabet

Re: asci alphabet

On Sun, 16 Apr 2000 10:06:21 +0300 Lauri Kangas
<del...@command.com> wrote:
>Bateau <Its...@Not-A-Real-Address.com> wrote:
>
>> No, I wanted to flame the one that said "I hate lamers", because that
>> kind of idiotic comment discourages people from getting involved in
>> ascii art at all. Someone wanting "the url of an ascii alphabet" is not
>> a lamer.
>
>Yes yes, I realize that, but when their not paying attention to what
>they write, it's horrible. I can't understand, that when you write
>something, why can't you write it well? 

Maybe they're not as good at english as you.

>This kind of conversation is very usual in finnish NG:s, and I guess
>I'm just used to hear too many of these things.

There's your excuse, where's your apology?

><end of conversation>

Yeah you'd like that wouldn't you? LOL.
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