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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Sep 2002.
Re: [PIC] classic car

Re: [PIC] classic car

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>>>I love the perspective on this one.  But chrome does not show up very
>>>well in ascii.
>>
>>    WOW! Beautifull car! :)
>
>A Bentley.

    - Who's bike it is?
    - It's not a bike, it's a chopper, baby...
    - Who's chopper it is?
    - Zeds...
    - Who's Zed?
    - Zed's dead...

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