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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Jan 1995.
Re: REQUEST- Anti-Swastika ASCII

Re: REQUEST- Anti-Swastika ASCII

kmo...@netcom.com (Ambiance.Teklordz.Epi) writes:

>Larry Jacobson (dex...@iglou.iglou.com) wrote:
>: Anyone have (or could make) an Anti-Nazi / Anti-Swastika Ascii for me?

>: dexius

>a what?!? What's does a anti-nazi one look like?


Why do I imagine a swastika in a big red cricle with a diagonal line thru 
it? 

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From: jez...@clam.rutgers.edu (Jezebel Rebecca Delilah)
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Subject: Re: REQUEST- Anti-Swastika ASCII
Date: 17 Jan 1995 23:45:33 -0500
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