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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Oct 1998.
Re: To Tweeter

Re: To Tweeter


Colin Douthwaite wrote:
[snip]

> your FAQ, he totally distorted its title and contents so that
> newcomers and inexperienced group users would get the entirely
> opposite impression of the FAQ's intention.
>
> Joan Stark corrected Casso's first distortion which still carried
> your own initials/name.
>
> When Casso then followed Joan's correction with several repeat
> postings with my initials on them instead of your name I realised
> that I needed to issue corrections because you were obviously going
> to do Sweet Fanny Adams about it...just regard it as a tease, joke
> and mockery by Casso and nothing more...or so it would seem from
> this latest posting of yours.
>

[snip]

> There is a big difference between teasing and jokes about your
> drawings and rewriting FAQs or messages with malicious intent.
>
> Bye,

 Damn! you're right again: this is not just mockery!

               COME HERE PETE! YOU CLAMBRAIN...
                    YOU GROBBER...YOU GROCKLE...
                  YOU DIMBO... YOU QUOD...
                     YOU DIRTY DINGLEBERRY....
              (hey I've got the hang of it now)
                  YOU GINK... YOU GWEEBO...
                YOU WANKER... YOU TWAT...
             YOU DIMSTICK... I AM GOING TO
                   KICK YOUR SILLY ASS!
                            \
                             \

                               ,_/|/   _  .
                              /-__/ ( ((_, )
                              \/\   =/ = /_/
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                                 \.    .   . _/
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                                 )/_     /'-`_) \
                                  |     /  (___'_)
                                  '/. __)
                              ..   \_/ |          . b'ger
                                    _\ (    . ..
                                 (____`_)


How am I doing now Colin?
--

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       | ~ )\
       /_ /\ \____  joris bellenger (b'ger)
       /   \_/    \ e-mail: svz...@xs4all.nl
http://www.xs4all.nl/~svzanten/joris/ascii/main.html
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    /___/  ,___/____)
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