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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Aug 1997.
Re: Reg: a spam signature

Re: Reg: a spam signature

In article <33F...@jax-inter.net>, James Adam Miller
<jmi...@jax-inter.net> writes:

>I have been coming to your newsgroup for awhile now and find these
>creations pretty cool. But I have been having a problem with newsgroups
>postings that I post. Whenever I post to any newsgroup I always seem to
>start getting spam e-mail to my e-mail address. 

Welcome to USENET!!  

>Well what I am looking
>to do is get an ascii picture signature that would look really cool. I
>haven't got any ideas or I would have worked on something myself. Any
>ideas or attempts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone.

You're in the right place... what kind of ASCII picture are you looking for?
We need to have something to start with.

-joan
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Subject: Re: Reg: a spam signature
Date: 1997/08/22
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