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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 5 Jun 1996.
[LINE] Hammer and Sickle

[LINE] Hammer and Sickle

Didn't get a response when I posted last, so I decided to try my own:

                                       -. .         
                                  _____   ',' ,            
                                ,'     ,'   ', ',                
                              ,'     ,'      |  |           
                             \       \       |  |       
                               \ /^\   \    ,' ,'             
                                     \   \ ,' ,'        
                               / ~-.___\.-'  ,'               
                             /   .______.- ~ \                             
                           /   /'          \   \                        
                           \./               \/'             

If anyone has any ideas on cleaning it up, please let me know  :)

--
 -------------------------  ----------------------------------------------
| -Brent McKibbin-        || "We should see how little the people who     |
| -aka Darkbrow,Comintern ||  loved us understood us, and how much the    |
| -sla...@inetnebr.com-  ||  people we loved despised us."  -Sonic Youth-|
 -------------------------  ----------------------------------------------

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From: sla...@inetnebr.com (Brent M. McKibbin)
Subject: [LINE] Hammer and Sickle
Date: 1996/06/05
Message-ID: <4p32u3$ee...@duck.inetnebr.com>#1/1
X-Deja-AN: 158699574
sender: ber...@netcom16.netcom.com
organization: Internet Nebraska
newsgroups: rec.arts.ascii

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