Re: WHERE"S THE ASCII ART FART GONE?
From Florian Rehnisch <f.r...@tu-bs.de>
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· 24 May 2001 01:50 · View full thread
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Hi, on Thu, 24 May 2001 01:15:10 GMT, Sarah <sar...@passport.com> wrote: > I WANT THE ASCII ART FART BACK FROM TRAN Q. NGUYEN. MAKES ME LAUGH EVERY > DAY!!!!!!!!!!!! Well, I like them, too. Really. But You shouldn't use those keys too often: ,---. ,-------. ,----. |! | |/\ | |Caps| |1 | | L | |Lock| flr �---' �-------' �----' (last key may look different on most systems) So Tran, where are you? -- flori
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