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From: Faux_Pseudo <Faux_Pseudo@yahoo.comERCIAL>
Subject: Re: [PIC][272] Yellow ledbetter
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- --<-(Xlo0772 leyos tos loyos emiv apo alt.ascii-art)->--
>> and think of something that will always be thiers.  Every referance to
>> Faux_Pseudo on google is mine. <off topic>
>> 
> 
> hmmm, not a bad idea. Never realy thought of that.

According to my check there are no refs to xlo0772 on google unless
you go to the deja side.  So it looks like you are safe from copy
cats.

> You're right, of course. I didn't think that far. 
> I was just surprised to see a one hit only. I never use Google's "I'm
> feeling lucky"-button

I use the "I'm feeling lucky" button every time i show some one what
Google is.  But thats it.  

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> Not used to this. Is it a bad thing to break up a signed message, or is
> ok if its mostly intact apart from the > indent.

You can just delete it.  If you are not checking sigs then it matters
not to you.  If you are using a relatively advanced news reader there
should be a setting someplace that will hid pgp/gpg sigs so that you
wont even see them.

==)-> Xataleipw, Faux_Pseudo
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