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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Oct 2001.
Re: The adventures of Flatfish, Part 1

Re: The adventures of Flatfish, Part 1

In article <vo0...@4ax.com>, drsquare wrote:
>The adventures of Flatfish, Part 1
>
>Note:
>Must be viewed with a fixed width font, preferable fixedsys.
>If you're not a regular in comp.os.linux.advocacy, then you 
>probably won't understand any of this.
>Line wrapping set to 80, but if the wrapping is wrong, I 
>apologise.
	Fuckin' *ROFLMAO*!!! I'm saving this one...
And I think line wrapping should be at 76 by some RFC or another, but I
can't be sure. Looks fine on slrn.

Richard

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From: ret...@ObviousSPAMBLOCKcam.ac.uk (Richard Thrippleton)
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Subject: Re: The adventures of Flatfish, Part 1
Date: Sun, 7 Oct 2001 20:14:25 +0000
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