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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Oct 2001.
Re: Another...

Re: Another...

Krogg <kro...@gtcom.net> wrote:
>Nice drawing.It make me laugh.Gaurenteee Tran make her fart.

A bit off topic, i know. But somehow I do not get them at my
newsserver I use at home. At university I can get them, but they keep
alt.* only for one day there. And as I do not have a chance to get
into the computer room every day, I only saw one of these postings
until now. 

And I think I know why I do not get them at home. They seem to be
x-posted somewhere within alt.binaries (i forgot the group name). And
as x-posting to binary and non-binary groups is considered "evil"[tm]
by some cancelbots, this *might* be the reason why I do not get this
postings. (The server at my university does not follow cancel requests
- same applies to rmgroups, as well. So it is nearly "unreadable" -
lots of empty groups)

JFTR - for those who never see these postings and do not know why.

Michael

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From: Michael Schierl <sch...@gmx.de>
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Subject: Re: Another...
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