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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Apr 2006.
Re: US flag (sort of) - [wide 91 chars]

Re: US flag (sort of) - [wide 91 chars]

_.-In alt.ascii-art, Mad Dog Cash wrote the following -._
> Sharky <sha...@hellsgates.cor> wrote in 
> news:cb1...@4ax.com:
>
>> In <42b4f9a9$1...@dnews.tpgi.com.au>, ABCGi wrote:
>> 
>> ...the usa is young nation such as australia...
>> 
>> Ah, yes, Australia.  I love that country, even if its only
>> contributions to the world have been Paul Hogan, the didgeridoo, 
> and
>> Vegemite. ;-)
>> 
>
> Men at Work

We should add Steve Irwin, Alivia Newton John, Lisa Lobe and the
location for the Matrix movies to that list.

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Subject: Re: US flag (sort of) - [wide 91 chars]
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