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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Jun 2003.
Re: Just a few lines.

Re: Just a few lines.

ABCGi wrote
> 
> That is a sweet technique, where did you get the idea for it?
> 

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indeed.

R@ineR

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Subject: Re: Just a few lines.
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