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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 1 Jul 1998.
Re: Two diddles.

Re: Two diddles.

Bill Taylor wrote:
> 
> Firstly from the recent thread, where I think this F & J stuff can be overdone...
> 
>[ 8< mercy snip 8< ]
> 
> She looks a bit more cheerful now too!
> 

*OUCH!* You made me look absolutely *evil*!!! You cut up my cheeks, cut
off some skin from my face, and punched in my nose too!!! (I was *VERY*
pleased with the way my nose turned out in my picture!) Please note that
the picture is made to look like me, and my face has certain details
that look in a certain way... I wasn't going for "prettiness" when I
made it, I was trying to get the details as _accurate_ as possible.


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Date: 1998/07/01
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