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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Jan 1998.
Re: My New Pink Floyd Sig

Re: My New Pink Floyd Sig

Nicolas Chauveau wrote:
> And what about ?
> 
> \  /
> ;;;;
> ^^^^
> 
> The Beatles : Abbey Road

Hehe! :) Since I'm not that big fan of the Beatles
it took me a while to get it. But it's great!! :)


> 
> --
> Nicolas    __      _.
> Chauveau  /  |      /
>           |  |      |
>            ==   ^-  #
>           |  | == \/#
>           --------- #

Hey! Looks like llizard's got some kind of relative. ;)


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Andreas                                     (  ) 
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