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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Jun 1999.
Re: Ychat

Re: Ychat

ychat is a unix program that allows users to talk to each other.  it came
from the orignal program "talk" which was a precursor to irc.  
m.

On 27 Jun 1999, The Super Happy Karate Monkey wrote:

> >Subject: Ychat
> >From: "Caitlin" <tro...@excite.com>
> >Date: Sat, 26 June 1999 07:24 PM EDT
> >Message-id: <Mjdd3.297$kY....@news.erinet.com>
> >
> >I have YChat, and saw that they have ascii images to choose from in there.
> >Has anyone else seen these?  I could send them to you if you are
> >interested=)
> 
>      Yeah, sure, I'm interested. Is YChat a YAHOO! thing?
> --
>      .-~~-.
>     (_^..^_)
>       ||||AMC
> *Tony's ASCII Zine*
> http://www.zinezone.com/users/TonyCucchiara
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> 
> 

My fading voice sings of love,           /*-----------------------*/
But she cries to the clicking of time.   /* Surely you're joking, */
Oh, time.  Wait in the fire...           /* mos...@ecr.mu.oz.au  */
	-- Jeff Buckley, "Grace"         /*-----------------------*/

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