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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Oct 1998.
Fortune Teller thanks

Fortune Teller thanks

Hey "sdm"

Thank you for the fortune-person, 
I diddled her to "Tarot" for this local
appeal.

srm


                    :.---.:			  TAROT READERS
                   :==***==:		
                  :( '*"*'):	        	      NEEDED 
                  .((  ^  )).		 	     FOR  THE   	
                 ((.\\_"_//.))		
                (( ++  -  ++ ))			    5TH ANNUAL 
                  |+|++++++|+| 			   WITCHES BALL
                  |+|++++++|+|   
       ___________\+\_____/+/________
      /   __    __ \\\_  ///_  __       \
     /   /_/   /_/ /_/ |_| \_\ \_\       \	e-mail this address
    /          --  --                     \           or call
   /          /_/ /_/                      \     Rick @ XXX-XXXX
  /_________________________________________\
    \  /'--'                       '--'\  /
     ||                                 ||
     ||                                 ||
    _||_                               _||_
    '--'                               '--'  smd

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From: bd5...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Steven Robert Morrison)
Subject: Fortune Teller thanks
Date: 1998/10/08
Message-ID: <6vjd13$pg...@freenet-news.carleton.ca>#1/1
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Organization: The National Capital FreeNet
X-Given-Sender: bd5...@freenet2.carleton.ca (Steven Robert Morrison)
Reply-To: bd5...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Steven Robert Morrison)
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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