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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 1 Aug 1996.
Re: REQ: A Television

Re: REQ: A Television

In article <31F...@magazinechannel.com>, Ken Oatman
<ke...@magazinechannel.com> writes
>OK, I'm a newbie, maybe it's all been posted before....
>
>A television set?  A television broadcasting tower?  Anyone?  Any 
>television equipment theme?

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A radio mast and a 50s style TV - I was trying 
to make the radio mast like the RKO one (from all
those old B/W movies) with the lightening bolt
but I cant remember exactly what it looked like.

I suppose the mast could double as a wigwam with
a light on top and the TV is maybe more like a 50s
radio!! Nevermind...

*      ,               James Fox (but you can call me Jimmy)              *
*     /(_     ___        Jam...@reza.demon.co.uk                           *
*   C^ #_\===/__/                                                         *
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From: James Fox <jam...@reza.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: REQ:  A Television
Date: 1996/08/01
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