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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Jul 1994.
Request: Egyptian items?

Request: Egyptian items?

From eza...@uoft02.utoledo.edu · alt.ascii-art · 21 Jul 1994 05:47 · View full thread · report
I love the artwork I see on here and was wondering if any of you would
be kind enough to help me out.  I am thinking of putting up a BBS and
would like it to have an Egyptian flavor to it.

Can any of you make some Egyptian acii art (including your name)
to help me out.

I'd really appreciate it..


***  Eddy L. Zalinski III  ***  preferred email address == el...@dec.bloomu.edu
"I do not conduct business with those who improperly advertise on Usenet."

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