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From: bho@eis.calstate.edu (Bac Ho)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: WARNING 2: TRA? LO+`I CHU'QUANG LE
Date: 14 Aug 92 07:15:48 GMT
Reply-To: bho@eis.calstate.edu


This message is a reply from bho

===================================================================

 chu quang le


trong suot cuoc ddo+`i ra ddi ti`m dduong cu+'u nu+o+'c, Bac du`ng khong
viet bao nhieu ten tuo^?i, ta^y co', ta co', ta^`u co'. chu' chi? ca^`n
tro+? ve^` ddo.c lai tie^?u su+? Bac Ho Chi Minh se tha^'y ro~ vie^.c
na`y, khong co`n tha('c ma('c nu+?a. viec thu+' nhi`, Bac Ho bie^'t ddu
ca'c thu+' tie^'ng: ta^y, ta^`u, viet, nga khong sot tie^'ng na`o. chu'
kho?i ca^`n thac mac tai sao Bac Ho phat am tieng viet co' di'nh chu't
accent la. la.. neu ngoa`i hai viec na`y ra, chu' va^~n khong thoa?i mai
, co' the^? ti`m dde^'n la(ng Bac Ho hoa(.c post ba`i len scv ddo`i ca`o
ma? to^? tie^n Bac, hoa(.c qua^.t mo^` loi Bac da^.y lo^.t da tu`y y'.
Bac Ho hu+'a se~ ca^m mie^.ng lai, khong no'i ddo^.ng to+'i chu' quangle
nu+?a lo+`i.

Bac Ho
 


This is the original messsage from quangl@tabasco.sps.mot.com
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Subject: Re:  WARNING 2: 
Cc: bho@eis.calstate.edu

To whom using alias bho@eis.calstate.edu

You'd better leave my name out of your conversation.
I don't care how many aliases you can use, but I still
know who you are.:-) You can type Vietnamese in Vietnet format
much better what you trying right now. Because you are
using alias and have no serious intention to discuss I have 
nothing to talk with you.

Sincerely (my ususally "Tha^n" can't apply here)
Quang Le

|>... va` Quang Le ddang la`m tre^n usenet hie^.n nay.

 
This is a carbon copy of a message
sent by bho.
From: nguyen@drutx.ATT.COM (Christopher Chu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: [POEM] The SICK ROSE
Summary: How about a HEALTHY ROSE? :-)
Date: 20 Aug 92 06:37:30 GMT
Organization: AT&T Bell Laboratories - Denver, Colorado


Dear Donna:
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Subject: [POEM] The SICK ROSE                                         |
| Date: 18 Aug 92 14:03:13 GMT                                          |
|                                                                       |
| Just another English poem that I'd like to share with you all :-)     |
| Enjoy, and have a fun day!                                            |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
I wrote this poem for you by, again, immitating your original one :-)
I hope that you do not mind :-) Enjoy and have a fun day! Oooops, @$#%@$
something sounds familiar ??? @#$%# ??? :-)
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| The SICK ROSE               The HEALTHY ROSE                          |
| (William Blake)             (Chris Chu)                               |
|                                                                       |
| O Rose, thou art sick!      O Rose, thou art cherishes!               |
| The invisible worm          The brilliant sun light                   |
| That flies in the night,    That shines through the night,            |
| In the howling storm,       Driving away the howling storm,           |
|                                                                       |
| Has found out thy bed       Has warmed thy bed                        |
| Of crimson joy:             Of crimson joy:                           |
| And his dark secret love    And its bright shining love               |
| Does thy life destroy.      Grows thy life just right.                |
|                                                                       |
| --Donna Trinh               --Chris Chu                               |
| trinh@software.org          nguyen@drutx.att.com                      |
|                                                                       |
| PS.  To the imitating poet: please ddu+`ng ho.a theo nu+~a hu+?  :-)) |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
Ooooops, sorry nha, sao kho^ng no'i so+'m @#$@#@ :-) lo+? ho.a ro^`i
bie^'t la`m sao ??? @#%^#$#@ :-) Hay la` ... you xo'a du`m ddi hu+? :-)
Ooooops, it sounds familiar again??? @$%#$@ ??? Hmmm ... :-)

Cheers,

Chris
From: PDLBH@CUNYVM.BITNET (Le Duc)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: A New Season
Date: 12 Aug 92 18:16:11 GMT
Organization: City University of New York/ University Computer Center

quangl@tabasco.sps.mot.com (Quang Le) previously wrote:
>|>>I start to like your style, Married With Children. You would like to
>|>>discuss the issue in general, not that of a particular person.
Unfortunately,
|>>you will soon realize that some netters will try not understand your points,
|>>but yourself. They will strive to know whom you are married with, how many
|>>children you have, and end up turning up side down your aquarium with all
|>>gold fish to prove their arrogance. :-)

And then he continued in the following post:

"No, that is a flame distinguisher:-) A try to cool some heads from
 starting a new campaign. :-)    "

Let me ask the flame experts who have several years of experiences
of working in SCV :-): is Quang's article a typical example of
*flame distinguisher* like he claimed it to be, or is it a provocation
(pure and simple) ??? ridiculing some unknown netters as not trying
to understand "Married with Children's " style and then asserting
that the ridicule is intended to deter more flames is like you punched
someone from behind and turned the other way  pretending it was not
you who did it!

|>
|>>It is scary, so I hope my message would serve as a deterence.:-)
|>>Tha^n,
|>
|>It 's scary indeed :-) for the insinuation in your message seems to be
|>negative against certain people whom you call "arrogance".
|>

Quang mocked:

"Is 'arrogance' not worth to be against with ? :-)
My dictionary defined arrogance as 'offensive display of self
importance' "

To which I have the answer: It does not give you the right to portray
people you don't know as highly conceited purely because they disagree
with something "Married with Children" wrote.


|>
|>>Quang Le
|>
|>Let's not stir up further controversies using ad hominem arguments
|>among the "Le^" family, shall we? :-)))
|>
|> Duc Le
|>

Quang concluded:

"Let's be proud with Le^ DDa.i Ha`nh and Le^ Lo+.i and share the shames of
Le^ ngo.a Trie^`u and Le^ Chie^u Tho^'ng. :-) "

    We all know that. There is no need to repeat history lesson here, unless
you want to take a shot at someone you don't like.

DDuc Le
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: c9123058@wombat.newcastle.edu.au
Subject: [nhac]
Organization: University of Newcastle, AUSTRALIA
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1992 03:57:50 GMT

                   The^' Ky? Na`y, The^' Ky? Cua? Chu'ng Ta

 Cua? Kha'ng Chie^'n Qua^n Vo~ Hoa`ng, Ngu+o+`i tu+` My~ Cha^u tro+?
ve^` Vie^t. Nam chie^n' dda^u' dde^? giai? phong' to^? quo^c'.


(1) Cac'h ma.ng ddu+o+`ng da`i ngu+o+`i ddi nhu+ con nu+o+'c mie^.t ma`i
    ddo^? mo^` ho^i tha`nh gio`ng loang theo bu+o+'c cha^n va+ch. nhu+o+ng
    con ddu+o+`ng la`m ne^n chie^'n tha+'ng. Ta ddi, Ta ddi Tay giang
    tay be^n tro+`i hu+`ng say gi'o na+'ng Bu+`ng bu+`ng cao ngo.n
    lu+a? cho'i lo`a, The^' ky? na`y, the^' ky? cua? chu'ng ta.
(2) DDa^'t da^y. ti`nh ngu+o+`i ba`n cha^n ta ddi to+'i vu+o+t. tro+`i
Du+ng. la.i bao cuo^.c ddo+`i bao nhie^u tha'ng na+m ddau xo't tui?
ho+`n gi`o+ dda^y dda~ he^'t. Ta ddi, ta ddi tay be^n tay ngang tro+`i
nga`y vui se~ to+'i. Na`o cu`ng xa^y du+ng. la.i nu+o+'c nha` The^'
ky? na`y the^' ky? cua? chu'ng ta.
(3) Nu+o+'c tra`n lo`ng ngu+o+`i 
Trie^u. da^n ta vui so^'ng mo^t. do+`i
Ngu+o+`i ngu+o+`i mang nu. cu+o+`i
Tre^n dde^ tre? tho+ ca ha't vang cha`o nga`y vui dda~ to+'i
Ta ddi
Ta ddi
Tay trong tay o^m tro+`i Vie^t. Nam ye^u da^u'
Ho`a mi`nh trong loa`i ngu+o+`i tha'i ho`a
The^' ky? na`y the^' ky? cua? chu'ng ta.
                 Chie^'n Khu 1985

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: txn1470@ritvax.isc.rit.edu (Use Soft Words And Hard Arguments)
Subject: Re: ****** CALLING FOR GENERAL STRIKE ****
Reply-To: txn1470@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology
Date: Fri, 21 Aug 1992 14:59:50 GMT

In article <a6I.02E=1ecU01@JUTS.ccc.amdahl.com>, nmt@ccc.amdahl.com writes:

I have dicussed about personal messages on SCV with my local friends. We have
no idea why those personal messages are posted on a public place. Is this a
joke a something? Personal messages could be sent directly to receivers. That
way, it saves space on SCV and no-one else could read your personal messages or
else personal messages will not be longer personal.

I will attend this strike.

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| Mike Nguyen	     |	Rochester Institute of Technology (USA) |
| Known as Fe Mic    |	Dept. of Applied Mathematics &          |
| "Fall down 7 times,|	Computer Science                        |
| stand up 8"        |  mxn1470@cs.rit.edu		        |
| Japanese Proverb   |	txn1470@ritvax.isc.rit.edu              |
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From: htnguyen@sscvx1.ssc.gov
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: ****** CALLING FOR GENERAL STRIKE ****
Date: 19 Aug 92 21:36:19 GMT
Article-I.D.: sscvx1.1992Aug19.153619.1
Organization: Superconducting Super Collider Laboratory

I am calling all SCV subscribers who still have some respect for
themselves and others to join me for a general strike against
SCV for the next few months.  It is clear that the past few months
the standard of conduct at SCV is declining.
We the silent majority of the SCV should voice our opinion by
sending in our Sign-Off notice, by not posting any articles,
or by just stay off SCV for a while.

                GENERAL STRIKE !!!
                
I don't know about you all, but I know I have a choice, i.e. not
reading all the GARBAGE at SCV.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: nguyen@airmics.gatech.edu (Son Nguyen)
Subject: Re:  NEWS/VN: Perot said he was Vietnamese assassination target
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: nguyen@airmics.gatech.edu
Organization: N/A
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 20:31:24 GMT


 > From: Nhan Tran <tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com>
 > Subject: NEWS/VN: Perot said he was Vietnamese assassination target
 > ...
 > 	Perot said Vietnam could be induced to release missing Americans
 > through negotiations that offered economic aid. ``The people over there
 > desperately need us,'' he said, ``they want desperately to be part of
 > the world community.

The term "people" here might be true.

 > 	``They feel that they won the war and we treat them as though they
 > lost the war. Send someone to Vietnam to negotiate. Give that person the
 > freedom to send a positive message.''

The term "people" here is confusing.  

Did Vietnamese people really want to fight a war against the U.S.  If
they did, why do they desperately need the U.S.???

Hi` hi` hi` hi`.  It's really contradictory, huh?

 > 	Noting allegations that in 1981 Hanoi offered President Ronald Reagan
 > a chance to ransom missing Americans for $4 billion, Perot asked, ``Why
 > don't we take the $4 billion offer from the Vietnamese?''

Because the VN Communist government always abuses the term "the VN
people want this and that", "the VN people did this and that", "it's VN
people's will", it seems that most people just believe whatever the
government claims on behalf of "their" people.

It's B.S.

Good day,

Tu+. Ro



Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: "HOANG NGUYEN (PAUL) 765-9447/PAGER 237-3542 M/S RN2-18" <HNGUYEN@SC9.intel.com>
Subject: [joke]You Call This Living? (C. Banc and Alan Dundes)
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: HNGUYEN@SC9.intel.com
Organization: N/A
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1992 13:48:54 GMT

(post without permission)

-----------------YOU CALL THIS LIVING?  C. Banc and Alan Dundes--------------
----------------- A Collection of East European Political Jokes--------------
----------------The University of Georgia Press/Athens and London------------

	  At a political meeting, a speaker has given a long lecture full
	of propaganda praising the permanent improvement in living standard,
	followed by a comparison between the miserable salaries of workers 
	in the capitalist world and good salaries of working people in 
	socialist countries.  At the end of the presentation, he asks:

	-- Are there any questions or comments?
	-- I I I have s s s something to to to s s say.
	-- Go ahead!
	-- L l long l l live c c comrade Gheorghiu-D D Dej
	-- Bravo, bravo...(ten minutes of cheers and applause).
	-- Anybody else want to speak?
	-- I I I haven't f f finished, c c comrade.
	-- All right, go ahead!
	-- L l long l l live c c comrade Gheorghiu-D D Dej on my s s salary!
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From: gt4030a@prism.gatech.edu (Tu*' Phu*o*ng)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: [misc]
Date: 19 Aug 92 15:42:24 GMT
Reply-To: gt4030a@prism.gatech.edu
Organization: N/A
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu


Hello..!

	Ne^'u ma\tui nho+' 0 la^\n thi\ ca^u na\y la\:

		Khi vua xuo^'ng che^'t ba?y co\n ba
	        Khi vua ra che^'t hai co\n mo^.t

	Nhu+ng cuo^'n sa^'m cu?a Trang Tri\nh Ng~ Bi?nh Khie^m 0 co\n linh      	nghie^m nu+?a, vi\ khi vua Gia Long le^n ngo^i thi\ tha^'y ra(\ng
	ne^'u sa^'m cu?a Tra.ng Tri\nh ma\ ddu'ng nhu+ the^' thi\ da^n
	chu'ng dda~ bie^'t ro~ he^'t ta^'t ca? tho+\i va^.n cu?a dda^'t
	nu+o+'c cu~ng nhu+ ca'c tho+\i dda.i cu?a vua chu'a.  Ne^n o^ng
	ta dda~ ra le^.nh cho tha^u he^'t ta^'t ca? sa'ch cu?a Tra.ng 
	Tri\nh dde^? tu bo^?.  Nhu+ng thu+.c ra la\ dde^? su+?a ddo^?i,
	hoa(.c ca('t bo?.  Cho ne^n khi ddu+o+.c pha't la.i thi\ 0 ai co\n
	bie^'t la\ ddu+o+.c su+?a ddo^?i ra sao.  Tuy nhie^n co' mo^.t so^'
	cao nha^n bie^'t ddu+o+.c tha^m y' cu?a vua Gia Long, ne^n 0 no^.p
	le^n.  Vi\ the^' khi nghe no'i dde^'n sa^'m thi\ 0 ai bie^'t la\
	ca^u ddo' co' pha?i la\ ca^u ddu+o+.c bo^? tu'c hay 0?  Nhu+...

		Khi na\o lu'a mo.c tre^n chi\
		Voi ddi tre^n gia^'y thi\ vua ra ddo+\i

	Ca'ch dda^y khoa?ng 11 na(m chi ddo'.  Ddo^\ng tie^\n cu?a CS co'
	ca^y lu'a va\ gia^'y ba.c co' hi\nh con voi, nhu+ng tui co' tha^'y
	ai ra ddo+\i dda^u.  Ne^n nhu+`ng ca^u sa^'m na\y dda~ bi. tha^'t
	truye^\n tu+\ la^u ro^\i....!  Co\n ra^'t nhie^\u nhu+~ng ca^u 
	kha'c nu+?a nhu+ng toa\n la\ ba^.y ba. he^'t...!

	TP
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: hy@ucsee.Berkeley.EDU (hY tRuOnG lAm)
Subject: [Joke]: I DON'T HAVE THE TIME
Reply-To: hy@ucsee.Berkeley.EDU (hY tRuOnG lAm)
Organization: University of California Society of Electrical Engineers (UCSEE)
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1992 19:24:12 GMT

< I DON'T HAVE THE TIME >

     I sat in my car and around 2:00PM I felt asleep.  Suddenly a kid
knocked on the door and ask, "Man, ya have the time?"   I looked at my
watch and smiled, "It's, uh, 2... 15... PM".  I yawned and went back
to sleep.

     I fell asleep right away.  Time passed by.  Suddelny a bussinessman
knocked on the door and ask, "Excuse me, Sir.  Do you have the time?"  He
was in a hurry.  I looked at my watch and yawned, "Uh, it's... 2...30...PM."

     I couldn't tolerate such interruptions any more so I decided to make
a sign and pasted it on the door saying:  < I DON'T HAVE THE TIME >

     Back to my dreamsleep.  Suddenly there was a loud knock on the door
and I woke up.  An old woman looked at me and said, "Young man, the time
is 2...50...PM.  Good day."

     !?!?!

----------------------------

I read this joke somewhere in Readers Digest some years ago.

Cheers,
From: chu@hubcap.clemson.edu (tien chu)
Subject: [MISC] Chinese Chess TDC vs. Tri'
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: chu@hubcap.clemson.edu
Organization: N/A
Date: Fri, 21 Aug 1992 15:32:51 GMT





Le^n Xe dda^y.
--------------

Le^n Ma~ -do'.

> 
>   ________________________________________________
>  |x    |m    |t    |s    |tu  s|     |t    |     | 
>  |     |     |     |  \  |  /  |     |     |     |  
>  |_____|_____|_____|____\|/____|_____|_____|_____|
>  |     |     |     |    /|\    |     |     |    x|
>  |     |     |     |  /  |  \  |     |     |     |
>  |_____|_____|_____|/____|____\|_____|_____|_____|
>  |     |p    |     |     |     |     |m    |p    |
>  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |
>  |_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|
>  |c    |     |c    |     |c    |     |c    |    c|
>  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     | 
>  |_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____| 
>  |                                               | 
>  |           ** Tinh Tu' Ky` Ho^.i  **           |
>  |_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ ____C _____ _____|
>  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |
>  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |
>  |C____|____C|_____|____C|_____|____ |_____|____C|
>  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |
>  |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |     |
>  |____P|_____|_____|_____P_____|____M|_____|_____|
>  |     |     |     |\    |    /|     |     |     |
>  |     |     |     |  \  |  /  |     |     |     |
>  |_____|_____|_____|____\|/____|_____|_____|_____| 
>  |     |     |     |    /|\    |     |     |     |
>  |     |     |     |  /  |  \  |     |     |     |
>  |X___M|____T|_____|S____|Tu__S|____T|____ |____X|
>  
> Be^n Tie^n:                            Be^n Ha^.u:
> chu@hubcap.clemson.edu                 mdo@socrates.umd.edu


Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: "HOANG NGUYEN (PAUL) 765-9447/PAGER 237-3542 M/S RN2-18" <HNGUYEN@SC9.intel.com>
Subject: [joke]You Call This Living? (C. Banc and Alan Dundes)
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: HNGUYEN@SC9.intel.com
Organization: N/A
Date: Sat, 22 Aug 1992 01:01:22 GMT

(post without permission)

-----------------YOU CALL THIS LIVING?  C. Banc and Alan Dundes--------------
----------------- A Collection of East European Political Jokes--------------
----------------The University of Georgia Press/Athens and London------------

	It is October 1950.  An American delegation is expected in 
	Bucharest.  Unfortunately, this is the time when the potato 
	ration for the coming winter is on sale, and huge lines are 
	forming at all markets.  The leaders, not knowing how to cope
	with this situation which gives the lie to the image of 
	prosperity they do desperately are trying to convey, seek the
	advice of a well-known economist whose recently published book
	The Happy Life under Socialism has won hime a high position in 
	the Party.

	-- Look, say the economist, all you have to do is to replace the
	   signs of the vegetable shops by others which read: Savings.
	The Americans will think people have so much money that they're
	forming lines to deposit it in saving accounts.

	The advice is followed; the impression created is the one desired.
	The Party wants to show its gratitude.

	-- You have rendered a great service to the country.  What would 
	   you like as a reward?

	-- An emigration visa, please.

				***********

	In 1968 President Nixon visited Romania.  As he was scheduled to
	visit a factory, some workers have been well instructed on how to
	describe their lives and how to answer any questions that United 
	States president might ask them.  However, to make absolutely sure
	that no unpleasant blunder could happen, a microphone and a buzzer
	were installed at each of their lathes.  If an answer was not
	satisfactory, a short buzz would discreetly signal that some 
	improvement of the statement was to be made.

	Nixon arrived and started a conversation.

	-- Are you satisfied with your working condition?
	-- Very satisfied, Mr. President.
	-- How many persons do you support on your salary?
	-- I have four children, Mr. President, and my wife is a worker too.
	-- How much do you make together?
	-- Two thousand per month, Mr. President.
	
	Buzzer.
	--....per person, Mr. President.
	-- How large is you apartment?
	-- Two rooms, Mr. President.
	
	Buzzer.
	-- ...per person, Mr. President.
	-- Great. And what hobby do you have?
	
	No reply.  Apparently the worker doesn't know what to say.

	-- Five and a half inches, Mr. President.

	Buzzer.
	-- ... at rest, Mr. President.	
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Have a nice weekend,
Hoa`ng
From: nguyen@drutx.ATT.COM (Christopher Chu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [Joke] Doggy Pack :-)
Keywords: Some jokes for netters to get over the hard days
Date: 20 Aug 92 03:48:18 GMT
Distribution: soc
Organization: AT&T Bell Laboratories - Denver, Colorado


Ca'c ba.n me^'n,

Chris vu+`a ti`m ra mo^.t ma^?u chuye^.n tie^'u la^m nu+?a o+? tre^n
lu+o+'i ne^n dda(ng le^n dda^y dde^? ca'c ba.n thu+o+~ng thu+'c :-) Hee hee,
Chris kho^ng hie^?u sao ma` ma^'y bu+?a nay nhie^`u chuye^.n tie^'u la^m
qua' ddi :-) hee hee, mo^?i la^`n ddo.c tha^'y la` cu+o+`i muo^'n che^'t
ddu+o+.c 888-))) Chris chu+a vie^'t xong ma` dda~ ma('c cu+o+`i qua' ddi
ro^`i ne` ...  888-)))

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From: cho' ddie^n aka trash :-)
Subject: [NEWS] Cho' DDie^n and cho' ddie^n's doggy pack!!!UPDATES 888-)))

Ga^u ga^u,

Cho' DDie^n's doggy pack updates:

Lu`n Ti.t	{ Tu+o+~ng la` cao la('m nhu+ng  tha^.t su+. la.i lu`n	}
Do+ Da'y	{ Xin ddu+`ng dde^'n ga^`n, coi chu+`ng bi. do+ 888-)))	}
Ba^?n Thi?u	{ Yak, ghe^ to+?m la('m kho^ng da'm no'i ra!!! @#$^%$@ 	}
Kikiness	{ Ga^`m gu+` cu~ng nhu+ pet cu?a ca'c ba.n o+? Berkeley	}
Uglyness	{ DDu+`ng tha^'y, ngoa.i tru+` ba.n thi'ch a'c mo^.ng!	}
Ngu Ngo^'c	{ Ba`i na`y la` mo^.t thi' du ddie^?n hi`nh 888-)))	}
 
And some others of cho' ddie^n's special character that,
gu+` gu+` ..., cho' ddie^n haven't decided to post, not just yet!!! :-)

Ua(~ng ua(~ng,

Cho' DDie^n........

P.S. Cho' DDie^n se~ tie^'p tu.c su~a, va` sau ddo' se~ su~a lo+'n ho+n
     cu`ng mo^.t lu+o+.t vo+'i nhu+~ng dda(.c ddie^~m cu?a cho' ddie^n
     dda~ no'i o+? tre^n!!!!!! Gu+` Gu+` ...  Ua(~ng ua(~ng ...
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Hee hee, ma('c cu+o+`i qua' ddi 888-))) Hy vo.ng ca'c ba.n to^n tro.ng tinh
tha^`n da^n chu? cu?a ta^'t ca? va` cho phe'p Chris cu+o+`i chu't nhe' :-)
DDa^y chi? la` mo^.t ma^?u chuye^.n cu+o+`i nho nho?, kho^ng co' y' ddu.ng
cha.m dde^'n ai 888-))) Xin ca'm o+n ta^'t ca? ca'c ba.n 888-)))

Vui ve~ nha ca'c ba.n :-)

Chris
From: jnmoyne@lbl.gov (Jean-Noel Moyne)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.europe
Subject: Re: Weekly mutlu Index: 119, 440K *** MUTLU CULT IN PARIS! ***
Date: 22 Aug 1992 01:40:30 GMT
Organization: Lauwrence Berkeley Laboratory
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: 131.243.64.149

In article <1992Aug20.234412.7264@trl.oz.au> jbm@hal.trl.OZ.AU (Jacques Guy)
writes:
>
>Yes, that is 119 mutlus, totalling 440K, on the way to the
>HALF-MEGABYTER (tm)!
>
> ....

	Excellent, la derision est une tres tres belle arme, son utilisation avec tant
de finesse releve presque de l'art. Je ne suis vraiement pas sur qu'il aprecie
ces posts a leur juste valeur (hereusement, sans ca il pourait presque se
sentir flatte), mais moi j'ai trouve cela tres rafraichissant (bien qu'il
faille vraiement etre verse dans la culture Francaise pour apprecier certaines
references a leur propres valeurs (-:).

	Au nom de tous ceux qui utilisent un news-reader sans possibilite de kill-file
(sur le Mac, les readers sont les plus agreables a utiliser, grace a
l'interface, mais manquent certaines fonctions), je vous remercie pour cette
bouffee d'air frais sur s.c.europe.

	JNM