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Subject: Re: RA_Alexandra - Imizi_000.jpg
From: Randy Wang <r@ndy.wang>
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In article <qg9nj501dac@news3.newsguy.com>, Buck <Buck@Scanners.Inc>
wrote:
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In this batch we have Imizi, Amis, Allogaj, Karang, Solodka, Ciemba,
Kemba. If not brand names of prescription drugs, then is the
photographer spelling 'em backward? Let's see ... Izimi, Sima,
Jagolla, Gnarak, Akdolos, Abmeic, Abmek. I guess they make just as
much sense either way. It's still all Greek to me.
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