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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 31 Jan 1996.
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From parv <tul...@psu.edu> · alt.ascii-art · 31 Jan 1996 00:00 · View full thread
This is supposed to be for Netscape. Excuse me in advance if 
you cannot see it(signature icon/file) proprely. Anyway what 
do you think of it?  

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        W                                       /|\         VV
      _______ 		
     (Anubhav)																								
        ||
        ||             _____________
        ||     ________[><><>|<><><]  _______
    [___|]_____[_______[___________] ///|\\\\_________
    \  o  o  o  o  o  o  o  o  o   \[_______==========`
~~~~~\    tul...@psu.edu             ]]]]]]]]/~~~~~~~
~~~~~~\____________________________________/~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ `-> ~~ `-> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ `-> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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