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From: el_zoof@ispdr.net.au (Bruce Greenwood)
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On Fri, 08 Mar 2002 13:13:45 +0100, bug <my.e-mail.is@my.sig> wrote:

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Nice.

(Not really a) diddle:
   
  69
   
Yin and Yang from further away, and upside down.
 
  96

Yin and Yang in opposition.

  Pd

Yin and Yang for squares.

  42

The answer.
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Bruce Greenwood
Madness takes its toll, so please have exact change