Re: A giant ASCII goat
From Sam Blanning <enq...@nationalcoursingclub.freeserve.co.uk>
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· 19 Mar 2002 07:57 · View full thread
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"b" <bes...@last.com> wrote in message news:9jo...@4ax.com... > >OH, OH....the juveniles are back! > >Nat > > what is it with you and juveniles? > > Why do you feel compelled to comment on every little ascii-art that you > don't like? > I would hardly call... well, the ASCII art is so crap I don't really know what's happening beyond someone displaying her insides, but I would hardly call that just "ascii-art I don't like".
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