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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Mar 1994.
Re: b&b

Re: b&b

From coyote@u.washington.edu (Jon R. Plummer (AbN)) · alt.ascii-art · 22 Mar 1994 22:21 · View full thread · report
lb5...@eve.albany.edu (Lenny Brandeis) writes:
>Do you have to be an artist to create ascii art or can anyone
>do it?

If you do it, you are an artist, some more than others.  If you don't, 
you aren't.
 

/\_/\ Jon Plummer       (AbN)
(- -)                          
 \./  coy...@u.washington.edu  

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From: coy...@u.washington.edu (Jon R. Plummer (AbN))
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Subject: Re: b&b
Date: 22 Mar 1994 22:21:05 GMT
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