Re: The Sig that Ate My Amiga
From Debbie Levi <dle...@shadow.net>
· alt.ascii-art
· 25 Jul 1994 03:02 · View full thread
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888888888888888888/ Yeah, it made greatly good sense. All of it, from the top to the bottom. Caffeine frenzy seized the synapses of sense and turned them inside, reversed the polarization of the amino acids and nucleides and transported them into a realm where no mind had gone before. Yeah, perfectly good sense. \\\\\ \vvv\,, | The Awry Amazon )>>>TEMPERANCEJUSTICECOURAGEPRUDENCE------> | Debbie Levi ///// /hhh/'' | email: dle...@shadow.net
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