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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Jun 1999.
Re: ME? Bored?

Re: ME? Bored?

Krogg writes
>CJRandall wrote:
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>> 22jun99                         _ (.
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>
>Cool,I see the words,Its very artistic....Its becoming
>an very nice hidden message...
>
>Here is a cool idea if you want it...If you make the first word kinda
>like the last word and use a bush with the & thing growing out of it
>and threw in some more plants and creatures it would look like a 
>nice little scene and those who know will see your message and it would
>be so cooooool...I hope you keep messing with this and have lots of
>fun...:)
>
[][ thank ye kindly sire for the re-post and the comments ...

i think the idea was to give a 'yin-yang' feel to it with the
contrast between the cold, harsh concrete city and the warmth
of friendly nature

as you seem to have your 'fluffy bunny' hat on ...
   so the symbol of peace and love remains 

'nk 'u

[][ see yuz
[][ colin
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From: CJRandall <col...@shieldwolf.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: ME? Bored?
Date: 1999/06/25
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