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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Feb 1995.
Re: 49ers

Re: 49ers

On Tue, 31 Jan 1995, Greg Banerian wrote:

> `Goofy' Christian writes:
> >On 27 Jan 1995, Derek Sutton wrote:
> >> 
> >> looking for a good sf 49ers logo!
> >> 
> >	There's no such thing.  (Yes, I'm still upset about THE game)
> 
> 
> Yeah I know. The 49ers are so damn lucky! There's no way they should've won!
> 
> 
> Greg Banerian -  Chargers fan
> 
Oh, no!  You have misunderstood me.  San Francisco is my second favorite 
team in the NFL (yes, I admit it).  Unfortunately, they beat my favorite 
team: THE DALLAS COWBOYS - America's Team, Again!  Frankly, I don't like 
the Chargers and I think they suck but this is not the forum for that 
discussion.

                                    ,
      'GOOFY' CHRISTIAN           O/    _|  I met a man upon the stair
 -The TRUE ASIATIC BLACK MAN-    /|_  _| A little man who wasn't there
    chr...@umbc8.umbc.edu      `| L|     He wasn't there again today
                                 _L|          Gee, I wish he'd go away

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