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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Oct 1998.
Re: oops

Re: oops

On Wed, 14 Oct 1998, Shanaka Dias wrote:

> Woah, watch those initials!
> 
> I was afraid our initials might get a bit confused when Sarah chose
> to use 'smd' :(
> 

I blame the UAA.  He's always changing things and trying to get others in
trouble.

   Ode to the UAA
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The unknown ASCII artist      .---.  .-.
He comes out once a day       |   | qPjPp
No-ones ever seen him         |   |  \-/
to see if he's OK.            |  o| /\|/\
                              |   ||; | ||
They just assume          , ,
he is their friend       {4j4}
but really he is not.     \-/     
                           '   |   BOOMM!  .---. /
He likes nothing better       _  /         |   | --  SLAM!!
than to start a war      /"\-' ; --        |   | \
and disappear when    ~.| O |-'            |  o|
it gets hot.          (_-\_/               |   |

Phil

This was a 

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not to be taken seriously.

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