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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 31 Oct 2000.
Archive of ascii art ?

Archive of ascii art ?

From pau...@paulknife.com · alt.ascii-art · 31 Oct 2000 18:55 · View full thread · report
Hello,
First, I am not asking anyone to make me some name embedded ascii art.
I am asking if there are archives of ascii art. I am looking for small items
related to my knife making.
I would like to add a few small items in the tag of my emails, if this use
is not objectionable to the party's concerned.
I have tried to produce nice looking ascii knives, swords ect... but, I
really don't think I have the eye (or patience) to create something that
looks as good as some of the things I've just seen here.

Thank you in advance for any assistance in this.

--

Paul

Knifemakers are a sharper class of people.
mailto:pau...@paulknife.com
mailto:bev...@paulknife.com
www.paulknife.com

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