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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Dec 1997.
Re: 12 Days of Christmas

Re: 12 Days of Christmas

David Day wrote:
> 
> Where did the 12 days of Christmas pic go? I can't find it here anymore...
>    -Sarah :^(
same place as the fist and the lap, i guess.


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