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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 May 2003.
Re: [PIC]

Re: [PIC]

Faux_Pseudo wrote  
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>    [  some nice    >|<   snipped  ]
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>    Charaxes Ameliae Doumet - Nyphalidae (Central African Republic)
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> ######################################Mon May 19 2003#################
> 
> Too many bad games of nethack and the usenet is slow so here is
> another butterfly.

Well thanks again for this one!        

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I pinned it onto my hard disk drive.

R@ineR

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