Another ship-assisted Magpie

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Subject:	Another ship-assisted Magpie
From:	John Gamblin <>
Date:	Wed, 21 Feb 2001 23:03:20 -0800 (PST)

G'day All,
Just picked up on that great report from Les Thyers.
Re: Another ship-assisted Magpie. Thank you Les so
much for that. It answers why my little adopted black
and white daughter has been singing nearly all week?
oh! what song you may ask? why this little one.

"Oh I like Chinese,"
"Oh I like Chinese,"
"They tickle me fevvers with some ease,"
"Their warm, exciting, and easy to please,"

Thanks Les but really a bag of coins being shaken? who
has such wealth in Oztralia I ask eh?

John A. Gamblin :-]
Ticking of days on his calender :-]

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