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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Jul 2002.
Re: [PIC][272] Yellow ledbetter

Re: [PIC][272] Yellow ledbetter

From Xlo0772 <no....@mail.no> · alt.ascii-art · 23 Jul 2002 13:38 · View full thread · report
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 11:06:10 +0200, Faux_Pseudo wrote:

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> - --<-(Xlo0772 leyos tos loyos emiv apo alt.ascii-art)->--
>> btw, what is a "Hjyrgjen" from IKEA. (episode 80) searched Google.com :
>> 1 hit, your site.. reference to:
>> http://nerdboy.port5.com/nbbrowse.php?beg=71&end=80
> 
> <off topic>
> Anyone who is takeing on a net name should do a google search and figure
> out that they are not the first person to come up with some trite name
> and think of something that will always be thiers.  Every referance to
> Faux_Pseudo on google is mine. <off topic>
> 

hmmm, not a bad idea. Never realy thought of that.

> 
>> That is quite an achievement, having just one hit on a word. Either you
>> get nothing, or plenty. a search for "sdfghjkl" and you get 326 hits??
>> (just did that)
> 
> well I would expect lots of hits from that because of the order.  If you
> changed it to a Devorak order I am sure you would get far fewer results.
> 

You're right, of course. I didn't think that far. 
I was just surprised to see a one hit only. I never use Google's "I'm
feeling lucky"-button, because I always expect loads of hits, even when
searching on nonsense words, which "sdfghjkl" not realy qualifies to.  

> 
> ==)-> Xataleipw, Faux_Pseudo
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Not used to this. Is it a bad thing to break up a signed message, or is
ok if its mostly intact apart from the > indent.

/xlo
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Subject: Re: [PIC][272] Yellow ledbetter
Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 15:38:04 +0200
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