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Message no. 1
From: NightLife <habenir@******.SAN.UC.EDU>
Subject: OT Re: When Spike's away, the children will play...
Date: Sun, 4 May 1997 18:14:47 -0400
>And once I realised how *out of control* the OT posting was, I stopped.
>Pity everyone cannot do the same. (In fact, I seriously doubt you could,
>Nightlife. Feel free to prove me wrong.) And for those wondering, April
>1 was the last OT posting I made.

No I'll got way before that and use the worst spam this list has seen the
woodchuck. You were part of that if you don't like it well bite me.

>Marty, no my mood has not improved.
>
>Czar, you want OT in the subject, you put it there. Right after someone
>tells me how this thread has less to do with the purpose of this list
>than Fargo, Princess Bride, or mailer discussions.
>
>End of discussion, as far as I am concerned. See you kids in about a
>month.

Bye now, Bye, bye, ciao.

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Nightlife Inc.
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Ah at last! The TRANSFORMATION is complete!
For YEARS they mocked me! They took the name EMMANUEL LEWIS in vain!
But tonight RETRIBUTION will be mine!
For I am REBORN as --WEBSTER--, The adorable scamp of DOOM!
Ma'am's and Georges beware Webster walks the earth and he's got a
HANKERIN' for some SPANKERIN'!

Man did I nail this mad doctor routine or WHAT?
"Deadpool #4"

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Message no. 2
From: Ullrich Jans <ujans@*******.POND.INKA.DE>
Subject: [OT] Re: When Spike's away, the children will play...
Date: Thu, 8 May 1997 03:11:39 +0200
Czar Eggbert <czregbrt@*********.EDU> writes:

[lots of quoted text snipped]

> I'm sorry but I Have to ....
> Where's the (OT) in YOUR subject heading? :):):)

Well.. and in yours? ;-)

BTW.. did you lose your cutters? ;-)

SCNR, Ulli

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