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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Jan 2005.
Re: ASCII Art Fart for Sun, 2005 Jan 2

Re: ASCII Art Fart for Sun, 2005 Jan 2

In <jUHDd.21467$sf5.3563@lakeread05>, Faux_Pseudo wrote:

>Prove me wrong.  deja.com author:faux_pseudo
>Prove me wrong.  deja.com author:faux_pseudo
>Prove me wrong.  deja.com author:faux_pseudo
>Prove me wrong.  deja.com author:faux_pseudo
>Prove me wrong.  deja.com author:faux_pseudo
>Prove me wrong.  deja.com author:faux_pseudo
blah blah blah blah blah

Why don't you do a Google(TIND) on my ObAscii and show me where any of
it has ever appeared in this group, at any time, in the form I posted.
Hell! if your really feeling froggy, show me where any of my ObAscii
has ever been presented that way anywhere on the internet. Take all
the time you need, or killfile me, I don't really give a flying fuck
what you do.

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