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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Jun 1996.
Re: .sig 4 lignes (Was Re: M. Grun etc....)

Re: .sig 4 lignes (Was Re: M. Grun etc....)

In article <199...@alpnet58.alpes-net.fr>,
nic...@skiin.com (Nico) wrote:

>M'en fous! J'l'ai patch�! Ranap�t�! Toupatch�! Eh eh!
>Eh ehe eh eh eh ehe hh
>
>Nyark nyark nyark

[Suit une signature-fleuve]

Heu, c'est quoi ca fatras dans votre signature? J'ai pas pu interpr�ter. Je
dois dire que je lis en Helvetica, peut-�tre que vous vous attendez � ce
que vos lecteurs changent leur fonte quand ils arrivent sur vos articles?


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Jean-Yves Bernier - SPECTRA
email: ber...@francenet.fr
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From: ber...@francenet.fr (Jean-Yves Bernier)
Subject: Re: .sig 4 lignes (Was Re: M. Grun etc....)
Date: 1996/06/03
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organization: SPECTRA Soft
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