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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Aug 1998.
Re: Ode to Pyramid Schemes and Other Assorted Internet Pheno

Re: Ode to Pyramid Schemes and Other Assorted Internet Phenomena

Matthew Thomas <mpt...@spamfree.land> wrote:

>----------------------------------------------------------------------

>     Ode to Pyramid Schemes and Other Assorted Internet Phenomena
>                           by Matthew Thomas


>     \~/        A long, long time ago,
>     ,"\        I can still remember how those schemes used to make me
>    / |_`.        smile ...
>   / (__  \     And I knew that if I ruled the world,
>  J   __)  )    Then I would send those jerks to hell
>  `.___|_,'     And maybe I'd be happy, for a while ...

[...snip...]


Very good, Matthew...after that contribution I might just post your 
self-portrait in the Gallery of Ascii Artists...that's unless you've 
changed since you drew the picture...bi-focals; contact lenses; new 
hairdo; ear-rings? whatever. :-) 


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J@@P':..    ..:`W@
@@@':;;..  ..;;::@)      -= Matthew =-
\@!:<#OK>::<4O#>.@       -= Thomas  =-
|.::"??";  `???.:"\
`._::..:_ee_...::_/
   \:..______,::/
    \::..  ...:/
     `-:____:-' mt-3


Bye,

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From: Colin Douthwaite <cfb...@southern.co.nz>
Subject: Re: Ode to Pyramid Schemes and Other Assorted Internet Phenomena
Date: 1998/08/14
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