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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Oct 1998.
Re: Someone who vomits

Re: Someone who vomits

Hmmmmmmm........

    Okay, I reckon I kin put up with heavy pantin'.  I mean, like, that's
plumb diff'ernt; ya knoe?  But I still finds objecshun to these here
vomitus affeciandos.  Let them pukes stay back on ward nine.  Evertime
they lets 'em out into the rec room, they pulls sum kind of nasty
scene.  After what the cat done did in my Dodge the other nite, I are
not in the mood fer no puke pichers.


                                   "On the Earth Planet, it would
                                    appear the species commonly
                                    called 'cats' do serve a vital
                                    fuction... Tamales must be
                                    made from something, after all."

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                                 (oo)
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                                (_)(_)
           JRO
oglesbee@
         mail.fullnet.net

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Subject: Re: Someone who vomits
Date: 1998/10/21
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