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From: Dave Bird---St Hippo of Augustine <dave@xemu.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Frogstein and Birdstein Competitions
Date: 1997/07/02
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In art<Pine.A32.3.93.970701155733.30974A-100000@mustique.u.arizona.edu>, 
"A. Taylor" <ataylor@U.Arizona.EDU> writes:
>> 
>>  TP>               Aaugh! You haff cut one of my
>>  TP>              brohzers een half! You shall
>>  TP>             pay for zees! En garde!              PitoKasso-san, korosu!
>>  TP>            /                                       \
>>  TP>        .oo                                           OO.
>>  TP>       (  -)                                         (-  )
>>  TP>        " "                                           " "
>>  TP>  Grenouillestein                                  Kaerustein
>> 
>> What does "korosu" mean?
>
>"Korosu" means "kill."
>
>sayonara!

You're not coming back? In which case no answer = yes!     :-)

  [someone parading his knowledge of Japanese might at least know that
  "goodbye forever" is a totally different word from "see you again";
   unless he really did mean the former].

P.S. how about some japanese bonsai frogs---   ...�..�...�..,_____,....
(they are ALT+1,4,8 = o-umlaut). 
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