Line: Smileys... or is it just one?
From Arthur van Leeuwen <art...@sci.kun.nl>
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· 8 Nov 1994 23:40 · View full thread
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Here's a little SITS I diddled up last night. It seems
kinda right... :-)
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Doei, Arthur.
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Arthur van Leeuwen, art...@sci.kun.nl
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