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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Nov 1993.
Re: Who the hell is Bob?

Re: Who the hell is Bob?

In a previous article, c-r...@math.utah.edu (Bart Reed Robinson) says:

>In article <gun...@dhhalden.no> gun...@dhhalden.no (WonderBoy) writes:
>
>>I may be showing my incredible ignorance but who the hell is Bob?
>----
>
>It is not so important *who* Bob is, just that Bob *is*.
>	-Lomew
>
>I think; therefore Bob.
>
These are not helpful.  Although it may be pink to do so, to find out more
about Bob, investigate the Church of the SubGenius...if you dare.

I only say this to direct you away from investigating the atheistic
secular humanist conspiracy, a section of which I direct...(ooops, maybe I
shouldn't have said that.)


-- 
A fact never went into partnership with a miracle. Truth scorns
the assistance of wonders. A fact will fit every other fact in 
the universe, and that is how you can tell whether it is or is 
not a fact.  Robt Ingersoll / Atheists are unbelievably good! 

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