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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Feb 1999.
Re: my frst ascii

Re: my frst ascii

On Mon, 15 Feb 1999, Krogg wrote:
> 
> Ok,after seeing a repost of Joan's diddle i have one question.....
> Just where the fuck are the new legs......I swear that i looked
> at the original and Joans diddle and i see no difference.I am 
> aware that i am sick and may need to go back to bed for the
> rest of this day,but my eyes still work....Are they invisible
> legs?I hope not,cause posted below is my Invisible duplication
> of Monet's thing with all the people in the park and its in
> color too,only its invisible...Sucks huh,no one will give
> me anycredit at all as an artist for making it,cause they claim
> never to see it...really pisses me off...I am wondering if Joan
> ever feels this way...I tell ya,I aint never doing anymore
> invisible art,everyone is such a critic.
>   
It's a beautiful copy of "Afternoon in the Park...".  I can even see the
indiviual dots, full of color.  Wait...had to clean my glasses. Where did
the lovely picture go?  Drat, shouldn't have cleaned my glasses.  :-)
                                                     
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Geraldine Jones                                       .^ ^.
Email:  we9...@victoria.tc.ca                         ( o o )
Web Page: http://www.victoria.tc.ca/~we993/          ( =Y= )
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