Talk:Sakugi, Hiroshima

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I'm not quite sure what this edit was supposed to mean or how it relates to the article; I am therefore moving it here in case any researcher can determine what it's doing here.

The term "Sakugi" also refers to a typo made by Jon Everett whilst atending Hærens Ingeniørhøgskole at Jørstadmoen in Oppland, Norway. He (Cpl. Everett) was at that time making a money transfer to Cpl. Tor Christian Skauge, also known as Skaugi-boi, when he typed Sakugi instead og Skaugi. The typo lives on in infamy ;)

Telestylo 08:20, 26 November 2005 (UTC)Reply

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