Re: Kong Hee Fat Choy
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Clayton Chin Quan <cla...@it.ntu.edu.au> wrote in article
<5ddv4m$4p...@pellew.ntu.edu.au>...
> Hey there,
>
> Anyone got any ascii art for Chinese New Year, usual stuff - crackers
> (fireworks) KongHeeFatChoy banner, and also year of the Ox type theme??
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> Later.
>
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