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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Apr 1994.
Re: Animaniacs
In a previous article, jjf...@vela.acs.oakland.edu (Jered Floyd) says:

>Maxi Rose (tel...@ionews.io.org) wrote:
>: The Warner Brothers shield with Wacko, Takko, and Dot sounded interesting.
>: Sinve my newsreader sux, can someone email me a copy? Thanks!
>
>YYYYAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!!
>
>Shoot me! Shoot me now!

What's the matter, Jered?  Can't tell a simple typo when you see one?

I've taken the liberty of forwarding Maxi the file from alt.b.p.c, for
the other AnswerManiacs.  :)
 
-- 
--                "Dumber than advertised!" - Yakko Warner
--    Bob Repas from the Great North Coast    cz8...@cleveland.freenet.edu     
-- "_I'M_ the silly green duck with an ego the size of Cleveland!" - P. Duck
--                         AnswerManiac On Duty 

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From: cz8...@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Robert J. Repas, Jr.)
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Subject: Re: Animaniacs
Date: 19 Apr 1994 05:17:49 GMT
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