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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Jan 2000.
Re: Strange kind of woman (got some Purple, too?)

Re: Strange kind of woman (got some Purple, too?)

gap...@vcn.bc.ca wrote:
> 
> "Ojosh!ro" <ojosh!r...@mindless.com> wrote:
> "> Sorry for all who hoped this was something Deep Purple-ish
> 
> Do you happen to have any Deep Purple-ish type stuff lying about you could send
> my way? :)
> 
> Your friend,
> 
> <+]::-{(} ("Cyberpope")
> (email: gap...@vcn.bc.ca)
> (AOL Instant Messenger ID: Cyberpope67)
>         (Please quote with "gapope wrote...")
> -=-
> In essentials, unity;
> In non-essentials, liberty;
> in all things, charity.  -- Baxter quoting Augustine

As in albums you mean ?

or Purple-art?

Ghee,... I got the image of doing the "machinehead" cover in ascii-art
I can't do it. =)


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"EMACS is a good OS. The only thing it lacks is a decent text-editor."

                                        (Unknown, via: Gerfried Fuchs)
ojo...@lunatech.com

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