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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Apr 1994.
Re: TALK:Re: REQUEST: Swastika

Re: TALK:Re: REQUEST: Swastika

In article 2p6...@life.ai.mit.edu, da...@gnu.ai.mit.edu (David A. Z.) writes:
>In article <2ovi6e$df...@sal-sun96.usc.edu>,
>Randy Ransom <ran...@sal-sun96.usc.edu> wrote:
>	Huh?   I think I know who Elves was, (famous bass player/singer who
>very dead now) but what does "Feltch" mean?????
>
>	Did you mean to say "Fetch" and misspelled it, meaning that's it's not
>a proper anagram in the first place?   *bah*
>


David,

If you do not know who Fletch is I would reccomend that you go down to your
local vid store and rent a copy of the movie "Fletch" starring Chevy Chase.
Unlike most of his films it's a hoot.  The character was invented by John
MacDonald, and the book by the same name is also worthwhile.

Regards

Dave

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