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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Dec 1998.
Re: A portrait

Re: A portrait


David Swart wrote:

> In the previous article, I wrote:
> >A portrait of my fiancee in Norman V.'s style.
>
> As a matter of spelling, and completeness, I should have written
> "Normand Veilleux", and not "Normand V."
> --
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> \|  ___/  '`
> David Swart - dms...@uwaterloo.ca


I think we all know who you were refering to.   :)
Nice drawing by the way.
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       /_ /\ \____  joris bellenger (b'ger)
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