Who the hell is Tua Xiong and why is he respected?
From Daniel Buxeres i Petitpierre <NOS...@esta.es>
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· 5 Jul 2001 20:09 · View full thread
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Hola pyr...@vienna.at! Com anem? 05 Jul 01 11:04, you wrote to All: >> is FidoNet still around? pu> Yes, Sir! 2:310/313.6 Hi from Barcelona! 2:343/1.16 _ http://www.buxeres.com
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