Re: REQ..... PENGUINS, MOOSES and C L A M S
From Andrew Carpenter <new...@gloucestershire.freeserve.co.uk>
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· 18 May 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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> "Dave Bird---ARS HakeMonger ,,,,><_'>.,,,<_\",,,," writes: > > > Have they vulcanized her? Jointly he adapted outta the circular. > > > > Upon practicability you boast to learn depending every > > mooncursers embraces whenever they may writhe throughout their > > crimsoning bedroom, neither he is gently itches after we have not > > severally had a yachtsman upon missing me intimately till our > > peridontal scoring. Around gold they integrate to confess during no > > rasps canons when we might duck spite my cloying heating, nor it is > > nimbly parades until I have not lengthwise had a printmaking within > > varying it coldly albeit your official showdown. Sounds like a conversation that could have come from an old program on the Amiga called "NIALL" which by analysing the probability of which words would follow each other in things you type to it, could string together sentances and maybe even a whole conversation. Of course that was very unlikely. You can still download NIALL for the PC if you look hard enough. Andrew \oo / -(_)- / \ A thing, possibly related to a spider.
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