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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Apr 2006.
Re: My first try at ascii art

Re: My first try at ascii art

_.-In alt.ascii-art, AsherMaximum wrote the following -._
> haha, where are you from, NJ?
> I used to live there.
> Down here in VA, our government road work crews actualy WORK!
> I was shocked when i found out!

I lived in CA where road crews really work, especially after
Earthquakes and floodding.  Now I live in VA where the people won't
even vote for a meassure to do road work because they are so confidant
that V-DOT will mess it up or take too long.  People here in the
Norfolk area have a very different experiance from yours about VA road
crews.


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