Re: Valentines Day
From CeeJay <use...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVEnet>
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· 3 Feb 2002 22:31 · View full thread
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> Is getting closer and closer so I wanted > to draw something for that special day... [SNIP of lovely pictures] Very nice , I love it when someone makes Valentines art. When is Valentines day , btw ? I must makes some more .. and repost what I did last year... when I was the ONLY one to post valentines pictures !! Wake up people ... celebrate the traditions ! It isn't even a tradition in my country - I just did it because I felt like it. hmmm ... on the other hand people could have been out on a date or having dinner with their loved one on that special day and not have time for making ascii-art .. in which case you are excused, as you found a much better way to celebrate
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