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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Jan 1999.
Re: First post... Done before?

Re: First post... Done before?

> Ha haha! It's starting to look like 'Devilstein' or whatever that character
> is called...... :o)
> 
> -Martin

Just don't look like Devilstein or I'll prick with my pitchfork  ;-)

Otherwise, comparing pics based on letters used is just as invalid as
comparing books based on letters used. Valid comparisons are based on
similarities (of appearance or story line,) nothing else!

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[]      ,,                                                       []
[]     ( "> w     Visit the Gallery of the 'steins!              []
[]    ,(> )>|    http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/             []
[]   (  ^^      Devilstein, who likes bonfires in the backyard   []
[]                                                               []
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