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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 May 2003.
Re: Nerd Boy, episode 383

Re: Nerd Boy, episode 383

What is an "arch-nemesis"? I know what "arch" means, and I know what "nemesis" 
means...but combining the two meanings I don't get anything meaningful, so I 
guess it is some ready made word with a specific meaning...what meaning?

Michele Cerulli


"Nemesis"

 \\.  (MC, you are just an idiot!)
 (oO) /
  )/)
  jj             
  ////  ? ??
 (^ ^)       
  )~(
_'/-\'____________________________

 \\. 
 (oO) 
  )~)
  jj             
    -  - -- \\\\  (Ooopla!)
   -  - --  (O o)  /       
    -  - -- _)-(/
____________ /-\ _________________


  | ||  
   |
   
  || |
   ||        //// (Nemesis! ehe!)
            (O o)  /       
  \\.       ')-('
.+(@@)+.____ /-\ ___________MC____
 

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Subject: Re: Nerd Boy, episode 383
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