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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Jun 1996.
Re: Dogbert Ascii

Re: Dogbert Ascii

In article <Pin...@cda.mrs.umn.edu>,
onruG madA <gur...@cda.mrs.umn.edu> wrote:

> This is a great day for me.  Someone used a bit of my art in reply to a 
> post!  Alright!  Of course, they edited out the context AND my initials, 
> but dammit, someone used something of mine!  Yes!  I am now legit!  
> Woo-hoo!  Hand over the "Official Ascii Artist" plaque right now, baby!  
> Woo-hoo!
>         For those of you who were curious, here is the whole group of 
> Dilbert ascii art that I posted a while back.

Great job Adam!

-- 
Jim Catalano
Home:Jim...@ari.net
Work:JCa...@lmi.org

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From: jim...@ari.net (Jim Catalano)
Subject: Re: Dogbert Ascii
Date: 1996/06/21
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