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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Oct 1996.
Re: Poison Pix requested....

Re: Poison Pix requested....

On Sat, 12 Oct 1996, Skryptur wrote:

:) Andrew Brill wrote:
:) > 
:) > I was wondering if anyone has any ASCII pix w/ poison related themes
:) > e.g. skull and cross bones
:) > 
:) > My attempt @ it was way lame and I could use some help.
:) > 
:) > ( ^ )                 ( ^ )
:) >    \       xxxxx      /
:) >      \   x       x  /
:) >        x         x/
:) >       x   ()  ()  x
:) >        x          x
:) >         x        x  This is my ver first ascii attempt...obviously.:)
:) >       / |       |\
:) >     /   |       |  \
:) >  ( ^ )    |LLLL|   ( ^ )
:) > 
:) > mailto:\\abr...@sfghpcc.ucsf.edu
:) > 
:) > --
:) > ========================================
:) > Andrew Brill
:) > Network Administrator (Netware 3.x servers)
:) > San Francisco Bay Area Regional
:) > Poison Control Center
:) > ========================================
:) 
:) Check out the newest [Pictures], there's a HUGE skull in the middle
:) somewhere.
:) 
:) 

from CAPSLOCK....:)

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From: SAMANTHA SMITH <n19...@sparrow.qut.edu.au>
Subject: Re: Poison Pix requested....
Date: 1996/10/18
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