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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Feb 1995.
cats
Does anyone out there have any ascii pictures of cats.  Please  e-mail
then to me or post them here.  Thank you for your time.

Jason

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From: 007...@dragon.acadiau.ca (Jason Sill)
Subject: cats
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