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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Jun 2003.
Re: [talk] Re: "I love Alberta Beef" Ascii art.

Re: [talk] Re: "I love Alberta Beef" Ascii art.

On 2003-06-14, 
 Rusty <rus...@netscape.net> wrote:
>
> I was thinking DOS too
> much because that was what I grew up
> using. I have installed Redhat Linux
> and recently, I installed Mandrake 9
> but I often screw it up somehow, and
> end up having to reformat the boxen.

I use Slackware Linux, and this is my 
first block of text. I'm hoping to do 
at least one block of text, maybe two

So, this is my second block, and here
I am writing it out. Hoping it  works
without too much cheating. Thanks  to
BoD for the > correction. See ya. MH.



-- 
Mark Hill <mar...@yahoo.co.uk>
Slackware - "Dying" since 1996

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Subject: Re: [talk] Re: "I love Alberta Beef" Ascii art.
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