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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 11 Jul 1995.
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Hi!  I'm posting this for Ong Eloise <s45...@comet.np.ac.sg>, who
says, "I am unable to mail to the newsgroup because of some mailing 
problems."  Enjoy!


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      O
     'X'                the punker with an electric guitar,--$
     --$
     ^ ^

     * *
      0 
    << >>               the wedding bride
   ((( )))
     ^ ^

     
      ~O
      / \               the wind surfer    
   ``  ))
    ``=====;,,,
   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
     ~~~~~~~~


     -^-
      O
    `=X='               the scarecrow
      |


           }
     `\^^9/             the baby pram
       - -
      o   o


     -^-
      O
     `T'                the Dutch lady with her pail
     /_\  []      



             
    O          B
   '|`         |        the pedestrain crossing the road
   / \         |
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  line@wangTM
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  "There is no virtue in war and I do not think that it is an honourable 
and
  sweet thing to die for one's country", Marcus Daly (1916) in The House 
of 
  Mirrors, a novel by Michael Mullen.
  
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From: vbr...@fwb.gulf.net (Vicki Braun)
Subject: Line: Mini line art
Date: 1995/07/11
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