Re: Gus' sig
Gus Thomas wrote: > > > > ::::::::::::::::::ir3...@cleveland.freenet.edu::::::::::::::::::: > /~~~~\|~~|~~~|/~~~\|~~~~~~~~~~|~~~/~~~~\|~~~\/~~~|/~~~~\ /~~~\ > | ,__| | ( ,_|__ _ | | | | ( ,_| > | | _ | `\ ) | | | | |\/| ^ `\ ) > | ` |\_____\____/ | | |__|__|\____/___| |__|___\__|____/ > \__, |...............| |..................................... > |__|"It is the duty of nations, as well as of men, to > own their dependence upon the overruling power > of God and to recognize the sublime truth > announced in the Holy Scriptures and proven > by all history, that those nations only are > blessed whose God is the Lord." > Abraham Lincoln > ................................................................. > > > not half bad
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