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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Jun 1998.
Re: [PIC] Can you see what this is?

Re: [PIC] Can you see what this is?

On Wed, 24 Jun 1998 23:06:17 +0300, "Racheli Sokol   :-)"
<rac...@vipe.technion.ac.il> wrote:

>i think it's a female vampier. and it's great!
>
><pic snipped>


Then your wrong....its an Elf..from the Comic book
ElfQuest wich was first made in 1978...
The name of that Elf (wich is not a girl btw) is SkyWise,
thats the brother of the Wolfrider chief Cutter...

Read more about ElfQuest on www.elfquest.com if you want to
know the whole story :o)

*             Bjorn Bratli (aka DaSmurf)           *
*             DaS...@Internetaddress.com          *
*    To reply by email, remove the "Crazy" part!   *

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