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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Dec 2001.
Re: Joris and Sandra 3 (AB:LFISK)

Re: Joris and Sandra 3 (AB:LFISK)

> Clue 2: Joaquim is Swedish, not Norwegian>
Ain't that called a Norweterian. :-]

CyBeRiX -- a Finnish 19-year-old ASCII sucktion cup with furry hair.
                                      _._
   __   |  | |~\  |~~ |~\  o  | |   .#&}&[/    / Maybe I'll just show
 /    \ `\/` |-<  |-  |_/  |   \    + - /&?) /` you that Kernel Annie,
|         |  |_/  |__ | |  |  | |   (_. &{&|   but may forget that fishie
 \      /~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~  `-   @@   thing. I'm not THAT pervert.
   ~ ~ ~   http://CyBeRiX.cjb.net    `#_/'     * Grin *


ps. "And there came all kinda threads in Egypt; Gays, Vegeterians and
Grasshoppers." -- The Bibble (Not sure of the exact form.)

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From: Toni W Ruottu <twr...@cs.Helsinki.FI>
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Subject: Re: Joris and Sandra 3 (AB:LFISK)
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