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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 28 Dec 1994.
Talk: Zodiac Sign...ARIES

Talk: Zodiac Sign...ARIES

From kclark@k12.ucs.umass.edu (Kaisa Clark (Pioneer Valley RHS 00)) · rec.arts.ascii · 28 Dec 1994 02:49 · View full thread · report
In a previous article, aa7...@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (C. Martin) says:

>
>< In a previous aritcles, "Kaisa Clark Pioneer Valley RHS 00" asked: >
>>      If you can  send me a copy of the sign for ARIES,I would be really
>>glad...I know someone should be able to find it too,since computers these
>>days are so HIGH-TECH!
>
>   Please ask those on ALT.ASTROLOGY to repost the message that has an
>ASCII representation for all twelve ZODIAC symbols.  ;-)  I seemed to
>have misplaced my copy.
>
>
How do I get to that bulliten board?
-- 
kcl...@k12.ucs.umass.edu (Kaisa Clark PVRS '00)    
              That's Spiffy!       

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