HAPPY DAY! (though late)
From Terry L. Smith <tls...@netcom.com>
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· 9 Jun 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Hey, Mike - Mike Jittlov! Yeah, You, big Green Wizard Guy -
*H A P P Y B I R T H D A Y*
Okay, I'm a day late. But since I have 'Net access back, at least
for a little while,here's wishiing you a very very very very very very
Happy June 8th this year and next year, and
happy June 9th and the rest of the month, too - in fact, happy
1999 and All That!
Good Green Wishes to you, always, and may you have a very
productive year.
WOW
HAPPY
HAPPY
HAPPY
HAPPY
HAPPY
HAPPY
HAPPY
OH!
JOY
YAY
WOW
BIRTH
DAY
(That doesn't look much like a big " ! " does it? Oh well.)
"Proper is as proper does;
Better late than never was."
- A. Nonnymouse
"It's better than the alternative."
- G. B. Shaw, _et al._
- M.Q.S., Cdr. C'mell, KPS AKA The Lilac Fairy
^ ^
>*x*< ~~ meep ...purrrrr
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