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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 May 1994.
Re: REPOST: Marvin the Martian

Re: REPOST: Marvin the Martian

>     _______            Einstein:  "God does not play dice with the Universe.
>    /\ o o o\                         What do you think Irwin?"
>   /o \ o o o\_______
>  <    >------>   o /|  Schroedinger:  "C'mon, seven....gimmme a seven.  Papa
>   \ o/  o   /_____/o|                    needs a new pair of shoes."
>    \/______/     |oo|  R. Shawn Butler
>          |   o   |o/   Email:  but...@gold.tc.umn.edu
>          |_______|/
>    University of Minnesota  --  History of Science & Technology

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I really love the dice, but... I thought the _opposite_ sides of dice were
supposed to add up to 7. ;-)


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Subject: Re: REPOST:  Marvin the Martian
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