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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Nov 1998.
Needed: Big Fireworks!!

Needed: Big Fireworks!!

Hi,

I was wondering in anyone could point me at _large_ fireworks displays,
not the ones that I've seen around with tiny ones over a cityscape.

Something like this size:

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Only prettier ;)

Are you guys up to the challenge?



-- 
Richard M. Boye'	      * 	wal...@webspan.net 
* http://www.webspan.net/~waldo/  *           ICQ:9021244
"In the circus of life, sometimes if you taunt the bearded
 lady long enough, she'll just throw prizes at you."

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Subject: Needed: Big Fireworks!!
Date: 1998/11/27
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