Talk: Thanks, and here's another request
From Richard Sexton <ric...@interlog.com>
· rec.arts.ascii
· 23 Mar 1995 23:55 · View full thread
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I'm not sure why, but of all the newsfroups on usenet, I get the fastest
and best answers to requests from this here lil old group.
I recently asked for a can of spam and got one. Lovely. Thanks.
Now I need something else.
You know how in magazines you be reading along, dum de dum de dum
and you come across an ad, but it looks so much like the magazine
text copy the publisher of the magazine puts in a heading att he
top that says "Advertisment" or "This is an advertisment".
Well, I don't know if you've noticed, but occasionally on UseNet
people post ads. Yes! It's true!
So here's what I need now. An ascii-art equivalent of "advertisment"
or "this is an advertisment", just like the magazines have.
Be creative! Go wild!
Yours for a more amusing usenet,
--
http://www.vrx.net/~richard
Richard J. Sexton / VRx Network Services, Inc. / ric...@vrx.net
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