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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Aug 1999.
Re: TEST

Re: TEST

Jim Thompson / W3LAP / aka: Possum wrote:
[...]

I don't know what you want to test but if it was our
ability to spot stolen sigs here you go :

I know two out of three, 1. David Palmer of course
 - as in :

      frOm tHe tWiSTeD mINd oF          #####
           dAVid pALmeR               _/_ ####
                                     [.[.]=-##
  dav...@666palmer.freeserve.co.uk     /_    )#
http://www.666palmer.freeserve.co.uk  |__/  #
------------------------------------ooO-----Ooo-----

And 2. your 'possum' was made for the sig of "BuBa Dragon" :

                -=BuBa Dragon=- (+a:f)
                                 .
                                  ) .
                   _._           ( ( 
                 .'   `-. (\\_    )  
               .'    )   `'  _\__'_  
              / (   (___ `.  ___^\-`      
              \  ^^^^^^.\\-\____\\         
               `"""""")' 
                     |/ 
                     '  
I guess I could find the train as well but this
should do for now.

:)
Andreas
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    `-a:f88P'   ^-\^
                  (\    Ssssssee my Ascii!

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