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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Jan 1996.
Re: REQ: Art of Noise

Re: REQ: Art of Noise

On 19 Jan 1996, Brian K. wrote:

> Does anyone have the happy/sad faces that Art of Noise uses alot?
> -- 
>                     __                                __
> Brian Kokernak   __///  The Internet Access Company  /\_\  b O  T e  I h L f !
> bri...@tiac.net  \XX/   Bedford, MA  1-617-276-7200  \/_/   o m  H  n g t I E
> 
> 

Here are some theatrical masks(happy/sad) that I picked up from this group
last year! :)
I hope they are of some help!

Valkyrie

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Subject: Re: REQ: Art of Noise
Date: 1996/01/21
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