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Re: DROP
In article <2086622975.065 413745@bbs.docs place.org>,
rmoderator@rime .org (David Shackelford) wrote:
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Yummy!
'Drop' is Dutch for liquorice. Exquisite, yet not very accessible taste.
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Re: DROP
Greetings.
In article <2086622975.065 413745@bbs.docs place.org>, David Shackelford
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Yegads... people still connect to Usenet via dial-up bulletin boards and
transfer QWK or Blue Wave packets for offline browsing? Or did this
message come from some kind of time portal to the 1980s?
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Re: DROP
On Mon, 06 Oct 2003 15:29:06 +0200,
Tristan Miller <psychonaut@not hingisreal.com> wrote:
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Some do, though the BBS that I last used with that feature had the most
awful manner of dealing with on-line browsing, and was similarly dire
with off-line browsing, that I never wanted to do it that way. The BBS
still exists, and as far as I know, it's still offering that gateway
service.
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