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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Jun 1998.
Re: penguins? platypus?

Re: penguins? platypus?

On 5 Jun 1998, Cyd wrote:

> Are you sure its' not a platypus?
nope, i'm not sure. i'm the one that thought a owl
was a snake :) so that would mean i've got the wrong
kind of bill on the poor things? oh. and webby feet

hmm. now this guy looks like he's being help up...

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do platypi dive in the water? i don't really know much
about them. i think i like this one as a platypus tho.

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my address: (rot13) cva...@qnegzbhgu.rqh

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