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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 May 1994.
Tua Xiong in Spanish??!

Tua Xiong in Spanish??!

Tua Xiong is Spanish?  Xiong is Chinese!  Pronounced Shyong!  Tua is Twah!
 I don't even know who the fuck Tua Xiong is, but I can tell you that shit
is Chinese!
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-Jason A. Cirillo-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|E*MAIL: j_c...@oz.plymouth.edu        \  |"Look pal, you aint leading but|
|...and if you're REALLY desperate...     \ | two things right now: Jack and|
|   ...try smoke signals.                  \| shit...and Jack left town.   | 
|                                           |    -Army of Darkness          | 
|"What the hell's a 'Tatsumakisenpukyaku' anyway?" -lots of SF2 freaks.-----|
=-=-=-=-=-=-=YOOOUUUU Covet my Ice Cream Bar!!!   -Ren Hoek=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

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From: j_c...@oz.plymouth.edu (Jason A. Cirillo)
Subject: Tua Xiong in Spanish??!
Message-ID: <199...@oz.plymouth.edu>
Organization: Plymouth State College - Plymouth, NH.
Date: Sun, 8 May 94 17:23:12 GMT
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