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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Oct 1998.
Re: To Tweeter (also PIC: Statue of Liberty)

Re: To Tweeter (also PIC: Statue of Liberty)

Matthew Thomas wrote:
> BOLLOCKS!!!
> 3. In my a.a-a feed at the moment, I count 45 messages by you, 41 of
>    which are part of the flame war. In fact, from here you seem to be
>    the most prolific contributor to the flame war so far.

Well, another testimony on who the true troll is!

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