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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Jun 1999.
Re: tin of birds custard powder

Re: tin of birds custard powder

Jamie Talbot wrote:
> 
> strange request here, but does anyone have an ASCII picture of a tin of
> birds custard powder? (preferable about 10 lines in length?)
> 
> Jamie Talbot - jtalbot.demon.co.uk

People in different countries have different brands of most things. I
could make you a picture of a box of Marsan custard powder but that is
obviously not what you're looking for. A URL to a picture on the web
would be very useful.


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