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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 May 2004.
Re: ASCII Art Fart for Thu, 2004 May 13

Re: ASCII Art Fart for Thu, 2004 May 13

Faux_Tran wrote:

>     .-=========-.                                            
>     \'-=======-'/   HERE'S A MEDAL FOR THE GUY WHO FAITHFULLY
>     _|   .=.   |_    CORRECTS ALL THE TYPOS IN EACH AND EVERY
>    ((|  {{1}}  |))  ASCII ART FART HE READS DAY AFTER DAY    
>     \|   /|\   |/    WITHOUT ANY COMPENSATION                
>      \__ '`' __/                                             
>        _`) (`_      HERE'S SOMETHING TO KEEP YOU BUSY !!!!!  
> jgs  _/_______\_                                             
>     /___________\    F U CN RD THS, GT A FCKNG JB U CUNT     
> Taken from <url:http://www.asciiartfarts.com/>

Look who's talking?

Rowe
-- 
You can get anything you want on Alice's NNTP.
You can get anything you want on Alice's NNTP.
Telnet over, it's a simple hack.
Port one-nineteen is where it's at.
and you can get anything you want on Alice's NNTP.

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