Talk: Tinkerbell; Line: Books
From David S. Issel <dis...@nunic.nu.edu>
· rec.arts.ascii
· 20 Mar 1995 23:45 · View full thread
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+------ Beth "Dani" Vanderheyden (tin...@netcom.com) wrote: -----------
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| 1. Tinkerbell: Well, it's obvious, perhaps, why I'd want such a piece.
| Any size, any Tink. Actually, any fairies at all. (but, of course,
| Tinkerbell would be the finest:))
Sorry, I don't have any of those.
| 2. I am the IMP of a new mud called PageMaster. I am looking for
| BOOKS! Open or closed, large or small. A mention of the artist would be
| in our credits.
But... Here are two books that I found: (1 closed, 1 open)
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Jussi Roine
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Hope this helps.
Dave.
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And the forcast for Sacramento, California today is... (___(__)
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