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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Nov 2002.
Re: Annie is a Daddy's girl.

Re: Annie is a Daddy's girl.

On 4 Nov 2002 20:44:30 -0600, "The Unknown Artist" <unk...@artistic.se>  wrote:

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>On 2002-11-04 dav...@rocketmail.com (David Palmer???) said:
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>   > WHO'S YOUR DADDY?
>   > WHO'S YOUR DADDY?

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>         You thought posting through Google would 'anonymize'
>         you?  Guess again, Einstein. You shouldn't engage in
>         a battle of wits if you're unarmed, Jonny. Hehehe!
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61.198.52.213 pc15213.ztv.ne.jp


dont know who you are calling Jon... JRO is not in Japan. David Palmer isnt either as far as I know.

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Subject: Re: Annie is a Daddy's girl.
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