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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Feb 1995.
REQ:3-D Stereograms

REQ:3-D Stereograms

From rcu...@vms1.gmu.edu · alt.ascii-art · 5 Feb 1995 04:13 · View full thread · report
If anyone has any more neat 3-D stereograms stuff, could you
please post it? Thanks

Dustin
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                          /   Dustin Cushman    \
                         / Rcu...@vms1.gmu.edu \
                        / George Mason University \
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     *   |                           They Didn't like me! They never * 
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