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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Dec 1998.
Re: request: pixie

Re: request: pixie

Hayley Jane Wakenshaw wrote:
> 
> Some of these are definitely too big, but have
> 'em anyway. :)
> 


[snipp]

You are sure one very talented lady.


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>             "Never judge a book by its movie." - J.W. Eagan

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Date: 1998/12/16
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