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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Dec 1996.
Re: Tooo many requests --- FAQ of common categories?

Re: Tooo many requests --- FAQ of common categories?

i just joined this group.. but before i did.. i read the ascii-art faq and
went through the continumm site and several collections.. and when i did
not find what i was looking for i asked here... i alot of the stuff here
doesnot have another home that you can point someone to..

i suggest that people who have a substanical personal collection of their
own art... should list where their art can be found...i have a feeling
that these people are the ones filling the requests... if they don't have
their art in a public place.. let them continue to fill requests as they
see fit.. 

and thanks to shimrod and others who sent me barbwire and bats.. :)

mari

-- "nothing can happen more beautiful than death" w.w. -- 
	     spiderwoman... maree assefa ... or mari.. whatever...
mar...@columbia.edu .. mar...@timewarp.net .. columbia university '99 geology & cs
	  keeper of the crypt: http://www.columbia.edu/~mari/laguns

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Subject: Re: Tooo many requests --- FAQ of common categories?
Date: 1996/12/07
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