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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Apr 1996.
Re: Do-it-youself Kit proposal

Re: Do-it-youself Kit proposal

SweetCdn (swe...@aol.com) wrote:
: In article <4jriht$fk...@news-2.csn.net>, jla...@mosquito.frcc.cccoes.edu
: (Joseph Larson) writes:

: >Hey, if someone else posts something like that, do I still have to make
: mine?

: YES!!!!!!

Shoot, though I had an easy out on that one.
By the way, does anyone mind if I make it 4 files covering different 
aspects of ascii art. I know I could cut it down If I wanted to, but I 
feel this will best serve people, at least better than that "How to start 
in Ascii Art" that gets reposted every month. I just don't want to 
duplicate that file.

--
 /================ e-mail: jla...@mosquito.frcc.cccoes.edu =====___n___===\
 || \      oo  Joseph Larson ||      TARDIS EXPRESS: When it     |__|__|  ||
 ||  \____|\mm    J(O/SE)^ph || really has to be there YESTERDAY |[]|[]|  ||
 \===//_//\ \_\==================================================|[]|[]|===/
    /K-9/  \/_/   "There's nothing out there you can't do,       |[]|[]|JaL
   /___/_____\     Yea, even Santa Claus believes in you!"       =======

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From: jla...@mosquito.frcc.cccoes.edu (Joseph Larson)
Subject: Re: Do-it-youself Kit proposal
Date: 1996/04/03
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organization: Front Range Community College, Westminster, CO USA
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