Re: Who the hell is Tua Xiong and why is he respected?
From Stuart Moore <stu...@bigfoot.com>
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· 5 Jul 2001 10:36 · View full thread
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On Thu, 05 Jul 2001 00:10:33 -0700, Aiken Drum <aik...@eskimo.com> enlightened us with: > He stole the ASCII dragon I designed for a friend's BBS called Benden Weyr > (FidoNet 1:140/22.0, sysop Ken Read) back in the 80's. > > PS: To anyone with a web site showcasing "his" work, I would appreciate it if > you would remove this image, as it is NOT his, not to mention that he broke a > few bits of it, and it isn't the finished version either. Do you still have a copy of the finished version? -- o |\ _[] L_ === Stuart Moore []\, stm
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