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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Mar 1996.
Re: A unicorn.

Re: A unicorn.

In article <Pin...@libws1.ic.sunysb.edu>,
Veronica C Cross <vcr...@ic.sunysb.edu> writes:

>   aack, as a young girl my ultimate wet dream was a big horse. then, i
got 
>a bit more specific, a rare horse. now, you must understand i was NINE 
>YEARS OLD and of course it was an early wet dream. the unicorn as a 
>christ/martyr symbol is beautifulg, however you people are probably well 
>over nine years old so put down the bong, throw out your puffy stickers, 
>stop worshipping the goddamn moon and all her dumb-ass qualities, and 
>stick that crystal up your ass!L  N


ROTFLMAO!!!  Thanks for one of the best chuckles of the day!

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Subject: Re: A unicorn.
Date: 1996/03/18
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