Re: Watsit#9
From (-: Rand :-) <ran...@chello.nl>
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· 11 Oct 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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On Sat, 09 Oct 1999 18:34:05 GMT zne...@ovtsbbg.pbz (Martin Atkins) found it necessary to say: >.----- On 08 Oct 1999 08:12:24 GMT, The Super Happy Karate Monkey posted: >|>Subject: Watsit#9 >|>From: Krogg kro...@gtcom.net >|>Date: Thu, 07 October 1999 09:34 PM EDT >|>Message-id: <37F...@gtcom.net> >|> >|> Watsit#9 >|> >|> /T/ / , / >|> /T/ / , / >|> /T/ / , / >|>############ >|> >|> >|>SO,what _is_ it? >| >| Twelve slashes, three letter "T"s, three commas, and twelve pound signs. >'--------------------------------- > >Pound signs? Thems is hashes. This --> � <-- is a pound sign ... on this >british DOS character set, anyway :o) (ASCII 156 ... I know it's >non-standard ASCII, but it should be!) Well in the US they cal this # a pound sign! Can't help it. How do you Brits cal this sign? -- groetings, Rand ICQ#:32336803 (\---/) (\---/) ( � � ) ( � � ) ----���--x--���---- & ----���--x--���---- � Taz '98 (remove ".geenspam" to reply by e-mail) Always proof-read carefully to see if you any words out.
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