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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Nov 1997.
Re: [PIC] Mercury

Re: [PIC] Mercury

God I know this so has zero to do with ascii art..but I was wondering
what do ya mean by mercury..????..like  the person/figure whom the
planet was named after..????..tell me what u know about it..see thers
this  song called mercury..I think its talking about the planet my
friend thinks its talking about the mercury themometer..U can see the
dilema..But tell me what u know about this figure so maybe our interps
can have alternate perspectives..i wont ask U to understand how
important this is..unless your a  cc fan But...So please your input?????
tell me everything U know about mercury that isint the planet and isint
the themometer.....Ill be your best friend..L

                         "The light in her eyes     
                                )  goes out
                               (_)
                               |`|
                               | |  _()
                             \_|_|_/   
                        I never had light  
                        in my eyes anyway"
                               ~A.D~
            http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Club/5291/

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From: Anna <ann...@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: [PIC] Mercury
Date: 1997/11/05
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References: <63por4$2sh$1...@alpha10.curtin.edu.au>
To: Shanaka Dias <edi...@cc.curtin.edu.au>
Organization: tdl.com
Reply-To: ann...@hotmail.com
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art

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