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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Apr 2000.
Re: who is who

Re: who is who

Adonien <101...@1010011010.org> writes:
> I once or twice signed some horrible things adn, but considering how
> few of those horrible things I posted, I wouldn't be surprised if
> there is another, more productive adn ascii artist somewhere else.

All right.  Horrible, piddling little artists unite!

Oh no, I posted, so now I have to draw something again.  Aargh.  Um...

      ;;;;.
      |oo|;
     _`--'_
   .' _\/  `.
  (_]e/   \ |
    //==== `w
   // |  | 
  /_Y |  |  |R

It's, um, it's a statue of Davey Crockett.  It was going to start out
as a bunch of poor ascii-artists holding hands, but this is how it
turned out.

--brian

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From: brian tivol <tiv...@mit.edu>
Subject: Re: who is who
Date: 2000/04/08
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