[Request] Recently-Posted Dragons
From Nikki Cunningham <ncu...@freenet.columbus.oh.us>
· rec.arts.ascii
· 8 Sep 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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I was delighted by all the dragon ASCII art recently posted to this group,
and E-Mailed all five postings to myself immediately. However, the
automatic cleanup programs on my provider deleted about twenty pieces of
E-Mail to reduce the amount of disk space my mail was using . . . so I was
wondering if the poster would be so kind as to send the dragon art in
question to me at ncu...@freenet.columbus.oh.us. It doesn't matter
whether it's pasted into a mail message or an attached file . . . either
is fine. Also, I can decompress just about any format (ZIP, SIT, UUE,
ARJ, ARC, etc.) but SEA. Thanks!
Nikki
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