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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Jun 1999.
Re: in need of a expert so to say..

Re: in need of a expert so to say..

Spunk1111 wrote in message <199...@ng-fu1.aol.com>...
>>Message-id: <01beae31$28a3b340$6cace5cf@custom>
>
>Hey ASCII newsgroup.!
>You guys have too much time on your hands.
>You're wasting your life sitting at your computer
>creating this ASCII shit.  Who needs it anyways?
>It's old, it's outdated, nobody likes to see it.
>Why use it  when there are so many better graphical
>formats?  No one should bother with this newsgroup
>or with this crap that you call "art".
>
>on the other hand --
>
>With 'retro' junk being in style, I want to make
>a KEWL new site using this old-style outdated crap.
>I tried to make ASCII shit  but I couldn't...  I don't have
>the time to learn.  And actually, I really don't want to learn
>how to make it.  It's a waste of time.  But I really want
>some for my under-construction retro website.  Hey,
>how about if you guys blow your time and make it for me?
>Afterall, you are into this shit and have nothing better
>to do with your lives. I'll truly be thankful for your efforts.
>And I'll give credit for your crap, er, I mean work.
>
>signed, a new fan.
>

*ROTFL*

Eh, don't think so...

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From: "Qryz" <qry...@geocities.com>
Subject: Re: in need of a expert so to say..
Date: 1999/06/06
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