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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Nov 1999.
Re: Warning -- ASCII art and Netscape Messenger 5.0

Re: Warning -- ASCII art and Netscape Messenger 5.0

On Tue, 16 Nov 1999 21:04:07 GMT, mic@dataweb.BOUNCE_SPAM.nl (miK)
provoked the following text:

>> > HEAR HEAR!!
>> "Me Too ! Me Too!"
>> > HEAR HEAR again!
>> "Me double Too , .. triple too even"
>Snipped from CeeJay's header:
>X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2615.200
>       Schizo!     :p

LOL!!!

>obASCII:
>
>A wotsit...
>       _ .-._.-. _
>     .- '       ' -.
>    (               )
>     \             /
>      |           |
>      |           |
>      |           |
>      |           |
>      |    .-.    |
>      |___(   )___|    __________________________
>           =-=        / http://www.microsoft.com )
>            o    ____(__________________________/
>

That's not a wotsit, everyone can see that it's a wachamacallit... :-))
-- 
        Peter Punk
          \    /
        ---\\\\---
          /    \

IBM: Intensely Boring Machines

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From: ppu...@damnthatspam.hetnet.nl (Peter Punk)
Subject: Re: Warning -- ASCII art and Netscape Messenger 5.0
Date: 1999/11/18
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