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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Sep 2001.
Re: the 102...

Re: the 102...

> The dalmatians had parents, right?

Right!

>And those parents were homosexual cause they both were MAN, right?

Left! .. err .. Wrong !
What twisted version did you read/see ?

The two original dog were male and female .. just like nature intended things to
be.
And btw they did'nt have all 101 puppies by them selves .. I think they had
around 11 or so .. the rest was from other dalmation-families that were stolen
by Cruella DeVille.

>I shoul stop ending sentences with "right", right? ;)

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