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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Feb 1999.
Re: Who did this?

Re: Who did this?

>     The original deal was, somebody called "Ribbon" had Mirc-acized
> this picture, and enough others to make Wicked Ascii look like a
> 1.4 floppy, and claimed a lot of them as hers. Anyone interested in
> how far some stuff goes might try:
>
> http://members.xoom.com/Ribbon/color.htm
>
>                                   and be prepared to down about 500zillion
> zip-files. It's an irritation issue of course; more for some than others.

What a lovely discovery, sarcasm aside, disgusting in extremis.

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