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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Feb 1996.
Re: Phantom Mask

Re: Phantom Mask

kaf...@unixg.ubc.ca (Vincent Kafai Leung) writes:
>Does anyone have a copy of the Phantom Mask from Andrew Lloyd Webber's 
>Phantom of the Opera?

Yup, here's one I drew for a friend:

         .,ad88888ba,.    
     .,ad8888888888888a,  
    d8P"""98888P"""98888b,
    9b    d8888,    `9888B
  ,d88aaa8888888b,,,d888P'
 d8888888888888888888888b 
d888888P""98888888888888P 
88888P'    9888888888888  
`98P'       9888888888P'  
             `"9888P"'    
                `"'       
--
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|  ran(dy+som)  --  ran...@scf.usc.edu  --  http://www-scf.usc.edu/~ransom/  |
`----------------------------------------------------------------------------'

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From: ran...@sal-sun65.usc.edu (Randy Ransom)
Subject: Re: Phantom Mask
Date: 1996/02/09
Message-ID: <4fg116$kh...@sal-sun65.usc.edu>#1/1
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sender: ran...@sal-sun65.usc.edu
references: <4fbraq$j...@nntp.ucs.ubc.ca>
organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
newsgroups: alt.ascii-art

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