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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Jun 1996.
Re: a train

Re: a train

len...@xs4all.nl (Lennert Stock) wrote:


>Why did you remove all the author tags? That sucks..
I didn't. The copies I have do not have any credits. 


Alan Keyes for president, because "We can no longer afford to follow
leaders for whom the moral challenge this nation faces is an
afterthought, when it ought to be the primary focus of national policy."

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From: ras...@inetnebr.com (rassilon)
Subject: Re: a train
Date: 1996/06/03
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