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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Oct 2003.
Re: Bring me to Life

Re: Bring me to Life

Bateau <Gam...@work.stomping.aza> wrote in message news:<up5...@4ax.com>...
> Sorry I can't read replies that are more than 50x the length of my post.
> Sorry.

in other words, if all you have to contribute to a conversation 
is a short snide sarcastic remark, and someone who responds 
actually has something to say, the comfortable little world 
inside your head might possibly be shattered if you dared to 
pay attention.  i understand.

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  /~~\ |/=\ |   ||--\|(@)
 /    \|   | \_/||__/|_)  [ADw]

PS. sarcasm and wit are not the same thing... people make this 
mistake all the time, it's understandable, just try not to 
confuse the two in the future, 'kay?

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Subject: Re: Bring me to Life
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