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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Sep 2000.
Re: [ReQ] Someone Sitting at a computer

Re: [ReQ] Someone Sitting at a computer

Konnichi wa Veronica Karlsson-san!
Talking about  "Re: [ReQ] Someone  Sitting at a computer" you wrote:

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Ahahaaa!! That's GREAT!! INDEED! :)

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Linuxcove DPC - Dual Processor Club -    '__'    up your mind"

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