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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Jan 1998.
Re: Monospaced fonts: A quick list, and Text Editors

Re: Monospaced fonts: A quick list, and Text Editors

Brock Kevin Nambo wrote:
> Randy Gardner wrote in message <34B...@slip.net>...
> >Veronica Karlsson wrote:
> >> 1-3 spams a day?!?! That's what I get now that I HAVE this
> >> "double-faked" address... I am beginning to suspect that there is
> >> something weird going on, such as more spam being sent to women than
> >> to men... Maybe I should call myself something male and see if things
> >> changed...  >:-(
> 
> Uh-huh.. "Veronicko Karlsson, ASCII artist extraordinaire" doesn't have the
> same ring to it <eg>
> 

What a silly name. Couldn't you think of something more sophisticated
than that?

> >No, I think that we just get the same amount of spam.  :-)
> 
> Everybody gets the same amount of spam: TOO MUCH.
> 

But there are degrees of too much. You can have a wet floor, you can
have water up to your knees or you can have your whole house swept away
by a huge wave...

-- 
Verner Karleborg
Email: ver...@student.luth.NO_WAY.se (remove NO_WAY to reply)

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Subject: Re: Monospaced fonts: A quick list, and Text Editors
Date: 1998/01/09
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