an ascii girl
From James Krumrei <jpk...@geocities.com>
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· 20 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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This is my first ascii art. I tried to post it yesterday but I never saw it on
the newsgroup so I'm reposting it. If you've already seen in: sorry.
For more (non ascii) art go to:
http://webdude.base.org
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__________________________
James P. Krumrei
Student-Artist-Programmer
jpk...@geocities.com
http://webdude.base.org
__________________________
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