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From Paris: The Economist, Editoria (r)
Subject: Re: From Paris: The Economist, Editorial Burma & Story
What is this all about ? (I swear to God, I did not start that :) )
Is that the relaxation after all the serious "democratic activities" ?
I would love to participate in that moon-lighting job. ( It's a joke, o.k. )
Honestly,I do enjoy a periodical harmless joke on the net.
No offense meant to anyone.
JS ( the other John )
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> From: mcs@xxxxxxxxxxxx (John Scherb)
> Subject: Re: From Paris: The Economist, Editorial Burma & Story
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> well actually never, but i knew an american lady who was in France. Does
> that count?
>
> john
>
> >From: Chun Su <csu02@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> >Subject: Re: From Paris: The Economist, Editorial Burma & Story
> >
> >You are in Paris. How many times have you fun with the french-ladies?
> >
> >On 6 Oct 1996 mcs@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> >
> >> From: mcs@xxxxxxxxxxxx (John Scherb)
> >> Subject: Re: From Paris: The Economist, Editorial Burma & Story
> >>
> >> Question for Paris: Is it true that French ladies are the sexiest on the
> >> continent?
> >>
> >> john
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