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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Sep 2001.
Re: my first ascii

Re: my first ascii

From krislob <kri...@wp.pl> · alt.ascii-art · 28 Sep 2001 10:53 · View full thread · report
On Thu, 27 Sep 2001 18:00:08 GMT, bug...@akw.pl (bug) wrote:

>He, he... When the night is cold, when there is no woman at your side...
>This wine can be good friend of one;) 
And what do you thinkin' about kitekat ? ;-)))

>>p.s. btw my first aa had 10 lines, and i was making it few minutes.
>>Remember : Rome wasn't build in one day :)
>
>Let me guess...  It was woman... right?

You think about my ascii ? Naaaaaa, that was truck :-)

krislop

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