Re: test
From Adonien <ado...@1010011010.cjb.net>
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· 24 Feb 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Ben Norwood (bdn...@aber.ac.uk) wrote : > Hmmm, anyone still got a copy of "The Day That EFnet Died"? > > It was another variation-on-a-theme of American Pie, surprisingly enough > based around IRC...I tried finding it with > AltaVista/Google/Metacrawler/Deja, but turned up blanks each time > (well, the only 'hit' is now a 404) :( Maybe this? http://www.yikes.com/fun/efnet.html Aaaah, what would I do without Copernic Pro? ObASCII : _I'm a little pea... / o -- Adonien | Ultra Discreet Underground Secret Society http://1010011010.n3.net | member #000001 - 000...@uduss.cjb.net ado...@1010011010.cjb.net | http://uduss.n3.net ________________________________________________________________________ -Good people go to Heaven. Others go where they want to.
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