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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Apr 2000.
The internet, lesson one

The internet, lesson one

For all you online Sherlock Holmes', try this one
(Works for almost anything)
You hear a word/brand you don't know, say 'kotex'.
You open a browser and bang in 'www.kotex.com'

Voila!

Now if that doesn't return anything useful, try some searchengine.

Honestly, what ARE some people online for?
bickering?
                    ,N.
                  _/__ \   If you eliminate all other possibilities
                   -/o\_\  the one that remains, however unlikely,
                 __\_-./   is the right answer.
                / / V \`U-.
    ())        /, > o <    \  Elementary my dear Watson.
    <\.,.-._.-" [-\ o /__..-'  
    |/_  ) ) _.-"| \o/  |  \ o!0
       `'-'-" 


-- 
Join the world's newest game. It's sweeping the world
             --B U R E A U C R A C Y--
Rules:  Stand in a circle
        The first one to do something loses

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