Re: Good News
From Andreas Freise <ad...@mpq.mpg.de>
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· 19 Jan 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Randy Gardner wrote: [snipped big bang] > Nice story!, but kinda off-topic. If you add more pictures..... > If we want to argue religion, we should move to alt.religion.babbleing, > but this is for ascii art. ?? What are you talking about? First : this was an 'amusing' answer to an offensive off-topic post, no matter if the bible or science is actually telling some truth. Second : There were pictures and I liked them, found them funny in fact. Third : Why do you - Mr. 'Whatdda ya mean' - complain about 'not enough pictures' ? ;) What's 'enough' anyway? There won't be too many or even enough pictures in any post. Give me moooooooore!! :) > Just because I think your story is kinda right, it doesn't make it > on-topic. Now I've been here long enough to know that VK and some > others will aggree with me on the off-topic bit, so add more pictures! Yep. Veronica likes to be the off-topic police sometimes too but that doesn't mean that she stays on-topic all the time. ;) Right? At least Krogg's story-replies are funnier than these useless 'go-away' one-liners. From my point of view he should go on with it if he likes. Some spice in our Ascii soup. (Now we're all waiting for me to include an Ascii soup, but I won't. No, no, no.) :) Andreas __ ( o) Ascii Drive Through (o\/o) http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/~freise " "
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