Re: (Gothic ASCII) - Neil Gaiman's "Death" #1
From "Peter \"lastfuture\" Marquardt" <lastfuture@lastfuture.de>
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· 15 Nov 2001 08:13 · View full thread
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>OBASCII: > > _ > ," ", > : + + ; > '.^.' > ,==="===, > | | <--A child's toy > [uuuuuuu] > '., ,.' > |___| TAL what is it? looks like it's dead... is it one of those skeleton men for the day of the dead wich is soon (or was it already?) in mexico?
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