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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Mar 2000.
Re: newbie person

Re: newbie person

"Mr. Shane" wrote:
> 
> need some ideas to practice ASCII art with..... anyone?

Zoooper idea,dudicle.I will d
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                              sumtin on ya later.(look down under)
 
> my most complicated art yet.... ^_^

Super kewleez.
 
> thanks all, coz i know ur all such a great bunch o people!

Yer soooooo  right.


Later:

Draw one of those o-so-kewl bug eye alien faces.



Peace out....

Obascii:

`falling' in dots and circles.


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