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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Dec 1994.
Finally! YES! This is IT!

Finally! YES! This is IT!

From psm...@orion.alaska.edu · alt.ascii-art · 20 Dec 1994 21:47 · View full thread · report
 Subject: RE: WHAT IS THIS ?

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Finally....the perfect tool arrives on the Holiday market....a
robotic Turkey stuffing inserter and excavator.

For further information, contact your hardware store. It is
very inexpensive, and saves the chef HOURS of slimey mucking
around inside the cold body, or shovelling out steamy stuffing...

As always,
Gruff 'n Ran

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From: psm...@orion.alaska.edu
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
Subject: Finally! YES! This is IT!
Date: 20 Dec 94 17:47:12 AST
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