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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Nov 1996.
Re: I'm nobody

Re: I'm nobody

nob...@nowhere.net said at the 05.11.96 
>I'm nobody.

Is this poem about you then? I am quoting from memory; sorry, don't know the 
author or if the words are exactly right. But I'm quite sure that the last 
line is correct.


                       ,,,
                     ~~'J'       As I was walking down the stair,
                        =    M
                       _|_  /    I met a man who wasn't there;
                      | | |/
                      | |        He wasn't there again today;
                      | |        
_________________     | /\       I wish, I wish he'd go away.
                /|__  E | \
______________ /   /|_  |  \
              |__ /  /|/_  |
                 |__/ /_ |_|_
                    |__    | |__
                       |__ |_  /|_
    ejm96                 |__ /  /|__________
                             |__/ / 
                                |/________________


(Have I posted this twice now? Seem to be having a little trouble with the 
news server. Upgrades, don't you know...  Ha!)


--
                                       ,^
                    ===%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                           "    "
              llizard aka ejm <cq5...@torfree.net>

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