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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Jul 2000.
Re: One-Liners

Re: One-Liners

--( In alt.ascii-art )--
		--(Jan-Erik Finnberg said it like only they can)--
$On Fri, 30 Jun 2000 18:28:57 +0100, Ben Norwood <bdn...@aber.ac.uk>
$wrote:
$
$>AAGGTTCAAGTCCAATGCCTTAACTGACCAATGGTCCATGTCCATGTTCCCTTGGA
$
$Where'd ya get that! That's part of my DNA. It's bad to post private
$emails to public groups, but it's even worse to post one's DNA.
$
$ObActuallyThisIsn'tAsciiArtButItDoesn'tHaveAnyNonAsciiCharsEither
$
$Space-dna:
$
$AAGGTTCAAGTCCAATTPPGGNNPGTNPPNATGGTCCATGTCCATGTTCCCTTGGA  

your dna? thats my dna!

unless you are my long lost twin :)



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Subject: Re: One-Liners
Date: 2000/07/02
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