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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Apr 2002.
Re: [SIGN] LAN Party

Re: [SIGN] LAN Party

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<bad joke that depends on you reading the group on a non GUI.>
And did you notice that every one at that lan party is black, AND has a
healthy glow?  

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