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From: ewindsor@netcom.com (Elizabeth Windsor)
Subject: Re: mercury.np.ac.sg>
Date: 1997/12/24
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spunk1111@aol.com (Spunk1111) writes:
>A forger wrote:
>>I know my ASCII arts are the worst compared to other ASCII artists.

	[ Blah, blah, blah... ]

>Once more, untruths!
>Buddy, I don't know what your problem is-
>but you HAVE been reported.
>Forgery of screen names is a serious offense
>here in the US- I'm sure it is in Singapore too.

	A serious offense?!  No, it's not -- at least not in the 
legal sense of the word.

	Do you really think that anyone couldn't see that it was
a forgery?  Sheesh, just ignore it.

ObASCII:  Anyone got a picture of a camel, no longer than 24 lines?
          A dromedary, facing to the right would be perfect.

Betty