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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Feb 2001.
Re: REQ : Cup of Coffe ?...

Re: REQ : Cup of Coffe ?...

Ryan Budge wrote:
> 
> Hi Guys...
> 
> Anyone got any cool Cup of coffe or soup....Plz mail me...
> 
> Would realy apricate it for sick buddy...

Wouldn't WARM Soup be better then :)

??
[])  <- WARNING: Coffee can be hot! 



> 
> Shoto !...
> Many thanks...
> Ryan... rya...@intellimate.co.za


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