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Date:         Sun,  2 Feb 92 19:52:59
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From:         dace.ecc@argonet.co.uk (David Eccles)
Subject:      Splitty ditties..(f)

Sitting there brain dead on Friday night? Me too. Sonambulating into Saturday? Thought you might like to share some little Splitty ditties we published a while back..... There once was a Splitty called Bill Whose engine was chronically ill Its pistons had popped Its valves had dropped and its big ends were over the hill

Pablo was a Split Screen van His owner was a "charming" man One day his pet mamba Slipped off in his Samba And hissed "why doesn't this one end in a rhyme?"

And after a day of deconstructuralism thats about all I can cope with. Remember what the dormouse said.... --

**dace.ecc@argonet.co.uk** Hal 'ECHO' Eccles - WFRP, X-files, etc... David (bill payer)Eccles - SSVC, Volkswagens etc..


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