Re: (Gothic ASCII) - Neil Gaiman's "Death" #1
On Tue, 13 Nov 2001, Peter Punk wrote: > I thought it wasn't worh a sig, but nice of you to think of it. > You filled in the gaps, anti-aliased the pic, in short, you made it look > good. So just leave your sig and take mine from it, the pic is yours for > as far as i'm concerned. It is fact that it was a 50-50 job, no? Therefore, both sigs ought to rightfully be there. Award credit where it is due -- for better or worse. [**smile, peace sign**] ----- Sincerely, "Her Poopiness" (Tali/Jessie Brown/Pope Dances-with-Earwax) http://talis_white_crow.tripod.com/ .============================. : Jolt Cola: tastes filthy, : ; kicks like a mule on speed. ; "=============. ,============" \| ' TAL `.'
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