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From: flee@cse.psu.edu (Felix Lee)
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Subject: Re: That 3-legged tiger
Date: 20 Jul 1994 05:28:30 GMT
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Colin Douthwaite:
>Er...this tiger now seems to have 7 legs. Two at the front, two in 
>the middle, two back legs, and a spare one on its tail for running 
>repairs.

Well, since people were complaining that the original was short one
leg, I thought I'd toss in a few spares, just in case.

>Tigers seem popular at the moment don't they ?

Tigers are always popular.  But everyone should be tired of looking at
that particular tiger picture by now, right?  Somebody, anybody, make
some new tigers.
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