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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Dec 1997.
Re: An DOS program that converts .gif images into ascii art.

Re: An DOS program that converts .gif images into ascii art.

On Sat, 13 Dec 1997 23:03:29 -0500,  "Brock Kevin Nambo"
<new...@earthling.net>  wrote: 


>>Ummmm.... I think he (she) is pulling your leg.  Please look at his
>>(her) previous postings.  BTW Just what is a Gif????
>
>Um.. Are you not okay, or are you just trolling?
>
>>>BKNambo
>--
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>
Just a little joke.......BTW what's 'trolling'?


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From: boo...@globalnet.co.uk (Kate Hadley)
Subject: Re: An DOS program that converts .gif images into ascii art.
Date: 1997/12/14
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