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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Feb 2009.
Re: Blast from the Past for Valentines

Re: Blast from the Past for Valentines

_.-In alt.ascii-art, Eli the Bearded wrote the following -._
> From my archives, but a repost even back in 1996, when I saved it.

Thanks for posting that.  Other than Tran we don't get a lot of reuse
out of all the ascii art out there.  I was even thinking of trying to
line up all of my major works in the order they were done and posting
maybe one a week.  But, then I thought, that sounded more like an
exucse for not putting out new work than rehashing old work.

Thanks for the repost.

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