Al asks "What is this group about?"
From James Boe <die...@Ephor.uwyo.edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 6 Nov 1994 18:53 · View full thread
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Al Arzaga (jab...@cegt201.bradley.edu) wrote:
: jp...@ecf.toronto.edu (Jason Pilon) writes:
: >Heh.
: When making follow-up posts to this thread, please re-edit the Newsgroup
: header. This thread no longer belongs in some of these newsgroups listed.
Al has spoken. So let it be written; so let it be done.
: aL
: --
: j a b r w o k y @ c e g t 2 0 1 . b r a d l e y . e d u
: "After all is said and done, more is said than done."
--
"When you find yourself on the "The majority and I have both had the good
side of the majority, it is sense to avoid each other as much as
time to repent." possible. We have both benefitted."
Mark Twain James Boe
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