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From: play@cis.dk
Subject: Re: Ying-Yang
Date: 1996/06/27
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In article <177B08AE7S85.DLWATEZ1@ulkyvm.louisville.edu>, DLWATEZ1@ulkyvm.louisville.edu (Donnie Lee Waters) writes:
|>>> Well, it sort of looks like the Corean flag. Author unknown ..
|>>>
|>>>      ,o888b,`?88888
|>>>    ,8888 888   ?888
|>>>    8888888P'    888
|>>>    888P'        888
|>>>    `88   O     d888
|>>>      `?._  _.o88888
|>>>
|>>
|>>You mean Korean?  *^_^*
|> 
|>Maybe in Denmark it's "Corean?"  :)
|>DLW
|>

Actually it's 'Koreansk' :)

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