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25 new of 603 responses total.
orinoco
response 415 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 9 17:45 UTC 1997

or not
lee
response 416 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 9 18:23 UTC 1997

Um... okay...
remmers
response 417 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 10 10:52 UTC 1997

Well, maybe.
void
response 418 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 18 22:08 UTC 1997

   this is test.  this is only a test.  if this were a real response,
it would not be a test.
orinoco
response 419 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 19 18:58 UTC 1997

I get the uncanny feeling i've seen such a response before.
I get the uncanny feeling i've seen such a response before.
I get the uncanny feeling i've seen such a response before.
I get the uncanny feeling i've seen such a response before.
I get the uncanny feeling i've seen such a response before.
lee
response 420 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jun 21 01:19 UTC 1997

c'est deja vu
snowth
response 421 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 05:04 UTC 1997

I seem to remember having remebered this before.
remmers
response 422 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 12:55 UTC 1997

I remember that, now that you mention it.
snowth
response 423 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 4 03:12 UTC 1997

I seem to remember you having remembered that after I mentioned having
remembered  remembering this before.
yo
response 424 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 15 06:40 UTC 1997

I remember what
orinoco
response 425 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 15 15:26 UTC 1997

I remember the good old days, when people ended questions with question marks
snowth
response 426 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 17 23:48 UTC 1997

Really, orin  Do tell.
sayuj
response 427 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 23 00:16 UTC 1997

just testing the testablity of this place.
snowth
response 428 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 23 00:47 UTC 1997

Oh, I think we're all pretty testy around here. Especially now that school's
about to start. No! Back, useless information! Back! Back!

<Snowth fights off crowd of not quite relivant information but is defeated>
orinoco
response 429 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 23 20:40 UTC 1997

<Dan adds to the crowd of useless information by pointing out that relevant
is spelled with two e's>
snowth
response 430 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 24 01:32 UTC 1997

<Tricia points out that Dan is hardly one to talk, his grammar's been going
down the tubes since July.>
remmers
response 431 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 27 12:13 UTC 1997

<Fester remarks that the comma in the previous response should
 have been a semicolon.>
orinoco
response 432 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 27 22:10 UTC 1997

<Miles struggles to find a grammatical mistake in Fester's noise, but is
 unable to do so.>
snowth
response 433 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 28 03:54 UTC 1997

<Tricia turns into a kumquat at the sight of the word "sew" in Miles' noise.>
bi974
response 434 of 603: Mark Unseen   Aug 29 01:56 UTC 1997

.........1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ..................
 ........10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ......... testing ..
can you see back there let me know       :)
snowth
response 435 of 603: Mark Unseen   Sep 3 01:43 UTC 1997

I can't see anything, the elephants are in my way.
lee
response 436 of 603: Mark Unseen   Sep 7 05:51 UTC 1997

How to hunt an elephant...?
orinoco
response 437 of 603: Mark Unseen   Sep 7 18:26 UTC 1997

With an elephant gun?
lee
response 438 of 603: Mark Unseen   Sep 8 01:41 UTC 1997

<lee tries to remember where she put that humor file>
orinoco
response 439 of 603: Mark Unseen   Sep 8 02:16 UTC 1997

And I suppose you would kill vegetables with a salad shooter.
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