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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Sep 1998.
Re: The Cowstein Gallery

Re: The Cowstein Gallery

The Cowstein Gallery (Just add yourself to this gallery!)

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     ( ">        `('v')`         ( ">           (oo)
    ,(> )>       <(=@=)>         (> )>         <( ^)
   (  ^^           ^ ^            ^^             ^^
PeteCowstein  SpunkyCowstein  Cowlinstein  PraseCow59stein

        ,,
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    _/" \         Your Pic Here

ShanakaCowstein   Your Name Here

Welcome, PraseCow59stein! I gave you bigger, shiny black, and deliciously
kosher ascii eyes that make you look sooo good!

Welcome to ShanakaCowstein too!
(Well, can't say much about the looks here)

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[]   /(      )\     Visit the Gallery of the 'steins!         []
[]  ( ">    <" )   http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/        []
[]   (> )><( <)   Woodpeckersteins dancing the boogie-woogie  []
[]     ^^  ^^                                                 []
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From: Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Re: The Cowstein Gallery
Date: 1998/09/09
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