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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Nov 1994.
Re: Aerosmith

Re: Aerosmith

Irvin Scott Johns (rac...@iglou.iglou.com) wrote:
: Yes, I have all kinds of stuff with the Aerosmith logo on it. My wife has 
: it tattoed on her ass! Buns up and kneelin', I'm a wheelin' and a dealin'!

If she's got that particular quote tattooed on her ass, you should let 
her know that it's Frank Zappa's, not Aerosmith's, they just used it for 
the song, but it's originally from Dinah Mo Hum by Zappa. They even 
credit Frank in the liner notes. 
 
Anyway, I've got those damned Aerosmith wings around here SOMEWHERE! But, 
I know how you can get 'em quicker, grab the alt.r-n-r.aerosmith 
newsgroup, it's in there somewhere.

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