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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Mar 1995.
Re: Know Nudes is Good Nudes

Re: Know Nudes is Good Nudes

>
> Meriday Beth Komor is _not_ a "li'l thingie".  She's a statuesque 5'9"
> - the same as she was in December 1992, when I first assembled these
> typewriter characters into her likeness.  She's also an _extremely_
> skilled computer hacker, with an impish sense of humor, so I'd suggest
> all re-posters of this ascii kindly include both our name-credits (and
> also her email address, in case Mr. Right is net-lurking ;)
>
>              "Meriday in the Morning" by Mike Jittlov
>               Meriday:  mbk...@remarque.berkeley.edu
>

Am I hearing correctly?  This beautiful art of ASCII is an actual
representaion of a real woman?  Well my congratulations go out to both
the artist and the model!  You are both incredible!  

-Quix

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