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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Jan 1997.
Re: faces

Re: faces

In article <32C...@sn.no>, Kjetil <paa...@sn.no> writes
>Jeremy J. Olson wrote:
>
>> Come to my page!
>
>Like hell I will. If you hate smileys, why the heck do you have
>them on your page, anyway? And if you want to promote them,
>don't do it by putting other peoples work down. I liked 'em.

Me too! They were real good!
I don't even want to go to his page, probably real naff.
SMILEYS RULE
-- 
 (\ <__> /)      What's in a name?                            (\ <__> /)
 ( \(__)/ )  / / That which we call a rose               \ \  ( \(__)/ ) 
  ( /< \ )  |/_/ By any other name would smell as sweet; \_\|  ( / >\ )
   (/   `\  /       --William Shakespere                    \  /`   \)
    (  )~~O'                                                 'O~~(  )
    /  \/'      e-mail: sop...@g-dav.demon.co.uk               '\/  \
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From: alisha <sop...@g-dav.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: faces
Date: 1997/01/06
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