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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Mar 2005.
Re: ASCII Art Fart for Mon, 2005 Mar 14: #2090 BFGS IN HELL

Re: ASCII Art Fart for Mon, 2005 Mar 14: #2090 BFGS IN HELL

_.-In alt.ascii-art, ABCGi wrote the following -._
> This is just getting silly now - 6 BFGS!

I think I have it fixed now.  BTW not everyone saw that many.
I think that most servers probably killed them because they were too
alike.  

I ran my tests (of which you saw the tail end) and came to only one
conclusion: Some how, and I have no idea how, despite all that we hold
true about what can and can not happen in this world, my system had
managed to start running a second instance of crond.  And maybe three
for a little while.  The problem should be fixed.

-- 
  .-'))       fauxascii.com        ('-.  | It's a damn poor mind that
 ' ..-  .:" )               ( ":.  -.. ' | can only think of one way to
  ((,,_;'.;'   UIN=66618055  ';. ';_,,)) | spell a word.
        ((_.YIM=Faux_Pseudo :._))        | - Andrew Jackson

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Subject: Re: ASCII Art Fart for Mon, 2005 Mar 14: #2090 BFGS IN HELL
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