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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 Apr 1996.
Re: a chance to join an international art group!

Re: a chance to join an international art group!

In article <630...@ofp.ak.planet.gen.nz>,
riv...@ofp.ak.planet.gen.nz (Rivendell) wrote:

* Yeah. It's me again. From terra nova. Just wondering if there're
* any decent artists out there.. (yes I know.. AGAIN!). Always, I see
* great ascii, with no 'by aB!' or whatever on the bottom. Great
* huh. We really need decent artists who are able to do lots of
* work. At the moment we've got some awesome guys, but they've got
* NO spare time. NONE. So if you're not able to do more than, say, 1
* a week, don't bother applying. If you're pathetic, don't bother
* either. I have a feeling my sig at the moment is an ascii I did
* when I was experimenting with a new style. It's dreadful, I know.
* My later asciis of that style are better. Anyway it got in my sig
* by mistake. You've gotta be better than that if you wanna be in.
* That's not a very good ascii so it shouldn't be too hard to beat
* :). Anyway.. to wind up.. just mail me, or
*
Come on guys... Whine, whine, whine... Please join my club! Whine, whine,
whine... Its real exclusive! I only let people who are better than me
join... Whine, whine, whine... Spend your valuable time helping me be
somebody... 
"Give it a break..."

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From: rev...@cruzio.com (E. M. S.)
Subject: Re: a chance to join an international art group!
Date: 1996/04/26
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