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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 May 2000.
Re: Request: Mr. Spock

Re: Request: Mr. Spock

On Mon, 08 May 2000 18:01:35 -0400 Shannon Kane
<roa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Being a big fan of Mr. Spock (Think Star Trek and pointy ears, not
>little kids) I was wondering if any of you could do one of him.  I don't
>need anything specific, just recognizeable for my Spock page
>(freespeech.org/luna/spock.html).  I'm considering putting up one or
>more ascii pictures of him up in a mini-archive.

http://www.members.aa.net/~skeksis/Star_Trek/ASCII/people/spock.html
http://www.members.aa.net/~skeksis/Star_Trek/ASCII/people/spock2.html
http://www.members.aa.net/~skeksis/Star_Trek/ASCII/people/spock3.html
http://www.members.aa.net/~skeksis/Star_Trek/ASCII/people/spock4.html
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