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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Nov 1993.
Re: No Nazi crap

Re: No Nazi crap

Joseph J. Charles (cha...@tree.Kodak.COM) wrote:
: In article <cs2...@stimpy.cs.iastate.edu> cs2...@cs.iastate.edu (cs228 class account) writes:
: >Hey, I've got an idea!  Let's keep all the Nazi shit off the newsgroup, dig?
: >Thanks!

: Bryan, Bryan, Bryan,

: Don't you realize that it's just the natural order of things?  All groups,
: sooner or later, end up talking about homosexuality or the Nazis.
  Sometimes both.

: It cannot be helped.
   Yes it can.  We just have to start talking about homosexuality too. 
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Subject: Re: No Nazi crap
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Date: Sat, 13 Nov 1993 20:06:59 GMT
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