Re: REQUEST - Mather's Day pics (no message in this post)
From Colin Douthwaite <Col...@equinox.gen.nz>
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· 9 May 1994 19:13 · View full thread
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Barry O'Grady (bar...@garion.it.com.au) wrote: : In alt.binaries.pictures.ascii Bob Allison wrote: : : : : What is Mathers day? I presume it is a strickly American thing? : I've never heard of it before. Well I once knew a guy called Neill Mather - but he doesn't have a Special Day as far as I know. How about a mis-spelling of Mother's Day which was last Sunday ? Bye,
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