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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Sep 1998.
Re: The 'steins - The Cow Rights Commission

Re: The 'steins - The Cow Rights Commission

On Sun, 27 Sep 1998 06:46:11 -0600, "Sarah Day" <med...@micron.net>
wrote:

>Cow rights? How about ERFAC! Equal rights for animal crackers! Millions of
>animal crackers are slaughtered each day, their innocent heads bitten
>off...end the tragedy!

        STOP THE USELESS MURDER OF CLAY PIGEONS!
   _   /    The first kind of pigeons that do not s(h)it 
  ( "<         on statues... and people SHOOT them!
 (> )>
  ^^

>    This has been another pointless message from:
Yeah, me too ;)

--
Steven

PS Hi, Pete, hope you don't mind... :)

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Date: 1998/09/28
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