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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 25 Sep 1996.
(pic.) God Dionysos

(pic.) God Dionysos

This is Dionysos, son of Zeus, greek god of wine.
Jolly fellow if you ask me.
He was called Bacchus by the romans.
I guess they drank wine too.   :)


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       /_ /\ \____  joris bellenger (b'ger)
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From: joris bellenger <svz...@xs4all.nl>
Subject: (pic.) God Dionysos
Date: 1996/09/25
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organization: XS4ALL, networking for the masses
newsgroups: rec.arts.ascii
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