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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Feb 2002.
Re: WWW

Re: WWW

From ano...@bogus_address.con · alt.ascii-art · 14 Feb 2002 05:54 · View full thread · report
now...@nowhere.co.uk ( drsquare) wrote:

> There is no need for that sort of language.
>
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> Drsquare
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Heh!  That's hilarious, coming from an idiot Limey who uses a sig
like yours.

Incidentally, that's the most ridiculously small prick I've ever
seen.  What are you...eight years old?

No WONDER you're such a pathetic loser.  It's obvious that a web-cam
web site is about the closest you'll ever get to a real woman.

Give it up, sport.  You have no taste.  And no cock, either.

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