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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Aug 2003.
Re: Nerd Boy, episode 426

Re: Nerd Boy, episode 426

 _.--- Joaquim G�ndara spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._ 
> It's hard to write
> a dramatic story without some character being at least a little bit
> stupid. At least without becoming extremely philosophical. Or so I
> say. Prove me wrong!

Shackespeare would have been very differen't if people didn't do
stupid things.

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