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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Feb 1997.
Re: [Pic] Gate of Hell

Re: [Pic] Gate of Hell

In article <199...@ladder01.news.aol.com>, spu...@aol.com 
says...

>Welcome back B'ger and Llizard!  We've missed you!

Thanks! Things were looking pretty bleak for a while there. I was even reduced 
to:


                              ------------------------
                             (What am I doing here????)
                            / ------------------------
                   ===%^^^,  
              _______ "   >
              }       {   >
              } TRASH {   >
              }  BIN  {   >
              }       {   >
              }_______{    '^
                         " 

Glad to be back.

--
               88
             88888--__      
           888888     '-      -----------------
                        \    {Oh boy! Grapes!!!)
                   ---%^^^,   -----------------
              ______ /  / >
              }       {'  >          ejm97
              } TRASH {   >
              }  BIN  {   >  llizard  cq5...@torfree.net
              }       {   >
              }_______{    '^
                         "

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Subject: Re: [Pic] Gate of Hell
Date: 1997/02/16
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