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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 May 1998.
Re: My phone

Re: My phone

Lester5374 wrote:
> 
> >> Ojoshiro is very happy to see Veronica is not one of the moby-dick
> >> addicts.
> >>
> >
> >
> >???
> 
> Really long phone cords???

Mobi-dicks, the new phallus-symbol... The smaller the cellphone, the
better...Yes, cars are a has-been.
And I'm happy to see Veronica's not one of them. The loonies drive me
totally bonkers. You sit in a train ,reading a book and generally 
minding your own business when some very important guy's cellphone
starts beeping and it takes him 5 minutes to grab the thing (making
sure that everybody in the waggon could see he's so important people
even need him when he's on his way back home)

So yes, I'm very happy to see Veronica isn't one of those sad fish.

Dictum est.
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Subject: Re: My phone
Date: 1998/05/26
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