Re: More nude ascii's..
From Randolph G. Brown <bro...@cs.swarthmore.edu>
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· 8 Nov 1993 06:11 · View full thread
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In article <2bkhnb$7a...@usenet.rpi.edu>, Steve 'War Axe' Mooradian <moo...@rpi.edu> wrote: >|> ...you're rather wrong, Shawn... the readership of this group is >|> comprised of not only str8 men, but gay/bisexual men, str8 women, and >|> lesbian,bisexual women... wow! *gee* I think someone might actually >|> *like* to see drawings of nude men.. wow, what a concept! :-P >|> > Huh? I believe straight is not spelled with an 8. Get a clue plleeeeeeeeeease. (and no, please isn't normally spelled plleeeeeeeeeease, either). -Randy
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