Re: JRO We are all Americans? (WAS: Re: So, You Want To Make Text Art?)
From JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove>
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· 10 Jan 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Fakyrr [267crew] <fak...@cybercaAble.fr> wrote in message news:85apgb$glh$1...@news2.isdnet.net... > yes, trying to learn English, not American.... Bonjour, Fakyrr.... You know, personally, I lamented the fall of English brand English, for the American dialect. This is mostly due to technology and the movies, I suppose. Anymore, the American dialect of English is the world-standard. > You know, we are not DEPENDANT of your "brand-new-US-technology-crafted-with > PRIDE-in-our-SO-BEAUTIFUL-US-world" > Each time you make something interesting for us, we use it, we change it, we > twist it, pervert it in our European way (have you heard about the french > touch ?) and make it far BETTER than what it was... > Who makes the best video gamez ? ;-) Yes... I wasn't aware we invented sex, but I have heard a thing or two about you European perverts. Please, however, take that topic to alt.euro-pervs. I dunno who makes the best video games. Are you still wasting quarters on those things, in France? > I think you should open a little byte more your mind. Gawd! I knew some of you people were starving, but you've turned to cannibalism, to assuage it? This is the first time anyone ever threatened to eat my brains! > I'm not experimented in AAA News posting. The thing I got on my txt editor > is not the same as what I see in my Newsreader, so I post both versions > (edtor + NR) One of them should be readeable.... It is quite readable. I hope you continue making text art. > Editor: > > * * * *======== FFFFFrrrrrAAAAA > * * * ======== FFFFFrrrrrAAAAA > * * * *= ====== VS FFFFFrrrrrAAAAA > =============== ### FFFFFrrrrrAAAAA > | ######## | > | ############### | > | ######################### | > ################################################################ > WORLDWIDE BS MATCH !!!!!!!!!!!!!! > ################################################################ Interesting... I thought you supported us, in 1776, and we got you out of trouble, later. Now we are at war? If so, I won't be reposting to anymore Frenchmen; my government considers communications with the enemy during a time of war, to be treason. ... You know... my wife is French. Yep; she's a frog, just like you. What with the war on, and all, she might be some kind of spy... I thought she surrendered, years ago, but I guess I should play it on the safe side, and turn her in. I hope you realize you are defeating your country's Intelligence Operations, by giving away Secret Information; you've already cost one of your operatives her ability to complete her task. You French are diabolical; you marry women to Americans, to steal secret Nuclear War Plans. I don't think you guys trained my wife very well, though. She doesn't seem to know about this brain-eating. Instead... JRO
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