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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Nov 2001.
Re: (GothiKinky ASCII) A Betty Paige Wannabe

Re: (GothiKinky ASCII) A Betty Paige Wannabe

t -> missing from the cat's THOUGHtS...

ERRARE HUMANUM EST......... in the true sense ;)
or is it ERRARE ANIMALE ???

c'est la vie et c'est les animaux qui s'appelle HUMANS...

?:)
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> Haaaaa... hi hi hi  :D
> That ascii lady wasn't you!
> Ah well... Errare humanum est. Right?
>
>                    My though exactly.
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>            b'ger   /|| .|
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> joris

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