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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Jan 2002.
Re: Gator Bait

Re: Gator Bait

Ralph Moeritz <*lad...@webmail.co.za> wrote in message news:<Xns9194D6B7CBACERalph@196.25.240.158>...
> "Tor" <que...@da.net> wrote in news:a1peh0$eag$1...@errol.relhum.org:
> 
> > Whether it be crocs in Darkest Africa or gators in America, nigs always
> > seem to be on the menu
> 
> Not does this article convey a narrow minded, racist opinion, it's also a 
> binary file which is something that's not appreciated around here. (At 
> least not by me) Coming from South Africa, I take racism very seriously, in 
> fact I think this post reflects it's author very well: a waste of time.
> 
> Racism is not an opinion, it's a crime.


I must admit, you racists have the unique ability to really make me
laugh.  Why alt.ascii-art for fuck's sake?  I couldn't stop laughing.


peace,
Sven.

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From: sve...@e-mailanywhere.com (Sven Olafsson)
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Subject: Re: Gator Bait
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