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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Nov 2002.
Re: ASCII Art Fart for Fri, Nov 22, 2002

Re: ASCII Art Fart for Fri, Nov 22, 2002

"The Unknown Artist" <unk...@artistic.se> wrote in news:3de05516
@post.usenet.com:

> much care for dykes, either. Anyway, why         _ _`\   )
> is an Aussie bloke defending bloody pervs?       (^  )   )
> Strewth! Bleedin' Oz must have become a           ~-(     )
> land of bloody girly-men since I was there. 

Australia has a big gay population esp. in Sydney where we recently hosted 
the gay games. I only asked what's wrong with gay people, I didn't make any 
comment other than that.

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Subject: Re: ASCII Art Fart for Fri, Nov 22, 2002
From: ABCGi <abc...@SPAMcodemonkey.com.au>
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