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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Oct 1998.
Re: pic // ballerina

Re: pic // ballerina

On Wed, 28 Oct 1998 06:28:18 GMT, k.i...@12345net.nl (Johan de Koning)
wrote:

>On Tue, 27 Oct 1998 03:43:39 GMT, glo...@nettaxi.com (Glory Moon) wrote:
>
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>That's Lee Anne from "Maximum Bob", right?
>
nope, sorry. she is just someone from my imagination. that's why the
posture seems a bit unnatural. and don't u guys think that her waist's
too thin and legs a bit short? i'll try to improve according to your
opinions. i'll study more on real pics of ballet dancers when i have
time.

and i have no idea who Lee Anne from "Maximum Bob" is. we do have a
french/chinese model/actress called Lee Anne in Hong Kong. but i don't
think they'r the same person. ;)

with many thanks
glory

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From: glo...@nettaxi.com (Glory Moon)
Subject: Re: pic // ballerina
Date: 1998/10/28
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