request - union jack or plain english f
From Edward Farrow <wil...@darkside.demon.co.uk>
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· 31 May 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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You are about to enter a zone... A zone where on 29 May 97,
salesman wrote to All - request - union jack or plain english fl
s> The subject says it mostly. However I looking for simplicity again. Size
s> doesn't matter too much.
Bleurk. I don't stand a chance with the Union Jack tho' the English flag is
easy peasy. =^)
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Not very good. =^(
I think the English flag has a proper name "St Geoges" or something?
Mad? Possibly.
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Oi! No. This program has gotten silly. I want to stop it here.
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