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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Jan 1997.
Re: The Curse

Re: The Curse

PeteCasso (pet...@aol.com) wrote:
: Hi list, I hope you like this one.
Adorable! Maybe the bird should be wearing a little circlet or something 
on her head *:)
:         Please release me from my curse
:        Kiss me, and I will be an eagle
:       /      _
:    .oo     <" )
:   (  -)   <( <)
:    " "      ^^       
: pet...@aol.com\
-- 
 +===========+================+====================================+
 | SHADE AND |Ember the Ranger| Nightbringer Nightbringer Bring Me |
 |SWEET WATER|Vyrthana        | A Knight/Twenty-Three Ticks With No|
 |~-~-~-~-~-~|        Firesong|   One To Fight/I'd Summon My Evil  |
 |WIND TO THY|   Talaranth    |  Twin Just For One Piece Of Bread  |
 |   WINGS   |Fyrlen Brighteye|/But Before I could Eat It I'd Find |
 +===========+================+=====================\=Myself Dead/=+

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From: ste...@netcom.com (Ember/Talaranth/Sisihkat)
Subject: Re: The Curse
Date: 1997/01/11
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