Re: REQUEST: Ascii Women
From Charles & Marsy Sumner <sum...@bu.edu>
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· 10 May 1994 14:42 · View full thread
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>mas...@netcom.com (Megan S. Huntsman) writes: >:| they just don't get the picture *sigh* boys can be so clueless. True, but the ones with clues don't bother to post annoying things in the first place and so, while they appreciate pictures of the lovely Meriday, they don't annoy her over it. Remember: the clueless wheel gets the grease or something like that. -- Charles Sumner, TLA "Keeping an open mind is one thing, Emerald City Productions letting geese run around in there sum...@acs.bu.edu is quite another." - Actual Facts!
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