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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Aug 1999.
Re: TEST
Hey Jim, mellow out man!

I asked the question "Why are you using my ascii self portrait in your sig?"
because I was wondering whether you look like this :-

        #####
       #### _\_
       ##=-[.].]
       #(    _\
        #  \__|
         \___/
        .'   `.
      ( )     ,\
      | |     | \___!_
      | |     |\____|_}
      | |     |
      |_|==o=={
      :..     |
      '''  Y  |
        |  |  |
        |  |  |
        |  )  )
        |  |  |
        |__|__|_
        [____)__)

If you do, we must be identical twins who were separated at birth.
If you've been "in computers for over 25 years" we are probably the same
age.

I am not the slighted bit upset at you using any of my ascii art, I'm
flattered actually.

It's always nice to see a new person in this newsgroup. Why not post some of
your ascii pictures?

--
      frOm tHe tWiSTeD mINd oF          #####
           dAVid pALmeR               _/_ ####
                                     [.[.]=-##
  dav...@666palmer.freeserve.co.uk     /_    )#
http://www.666palmer.freeserve.co.uk  |__/  #
------------------------------------ooO-----Ooo-----
Net contibutor to the global population explosion.

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From: "David Palmer" <dav...@666palmer.freeserve.co.uk>
Subject: Re: TEST
Date: 1999/08/04
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