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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Apr 2005.
looking for....

looking for....

... in another NG and several years ago I came across an ASCI art called 
"troll-o-meter". It was used as a warning by one group participant about 
a new poster. The thing was way cute and the "meter" was pegging about 95%.

Anyhoo... has anyone seen that thing or can you post it?

Thanks,

JD

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