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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Dec 1998.
The 'steins - Atheism

The 'steins - Atheism

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[]  The 'steins - Atheism                            []
[]  Copyright 981214 Pete Casso                      []
[]                                                   []
[]            Frogstein, do you know that atheists   []
[]           have no one to talk to at orgasm?       []
[]          /                                        []
[]         /         But Birdstein, I can't          []
[]        /         talk at all at orgasm!           []
[]                 I can only grunt!                 []
[]   _==_         /                                  []
[]   ( ">       oo.                                  []
[]   (> )>     (-  )                                 []
[]    ^^        " "                                  []
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[]   .oo     Visit the Gallery of the 'steins!         []
[]  (  -)   http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/        []
[]   " "   Frogstein, who has a point behind his eyes  []
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From: Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
Subject: The 'steins - Atheism
Date: 1998/12/15
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