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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 6 Mar 1995.
Question: Which way did they go?

Question: Which way did they go?

From rea...@yvax.byu.edu · rec.arts.ascii · 6 Mar 1995 22:39 · View full thread · report
Geez! I go away for the weekend, and all th eposts go BYe-BYe! Whats up with
that?
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Subject: Question: Which way did they go?
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