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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Mar 1998.
Re: Sorry, miss K

Re: Sorry, miss K

In the words of Morgan Freeman from the movie Se7en:
It's good to see a man feeding on his emotions.

I know it isn't nice of me to say so, but when I started reading about this
ongoing profanity session I couldn't help but laugh.

I myself like to make ascii artwork and I know I would be very angry if one
day I found a piece of my work on this newsgroup with someone elses name on
it.  That's why I don't put sigs down at the bottom where they could get
clipped off.  My sigs blend into the picture at some point.  Also, to avoid
getting flamed for supposedly removing someone elses sigs, I don't often
post other peoples work.  When I post something, it is 9 times out of 10 an
original piece.

A suggestion for Miss Kitty, ignore the flames you have been getting,
because more people understand your position than you think.  The few people
who do bother to send you flames are the only people who care to make their
voice known.  And their IQ for that matter.

To the flamers:  I find art scattered all over the net with no sigs.  Only
occasionally (like in a compilation) will I find many intact sigs.  I don't
blame Miss Kitty for what you have accused her of.

And one last note, knock off the profanity.  It is quite unnecessary.

Jes
jew...@vt.edu

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From: "Jes" <jew...@nospam.vt.edu>
Subject: Re: Sorry, miss K
Date: 1998/03/16
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