Re: (Gothic ASCII) - Neil Gaiman's "Death" #1
On Tue, 6 Nov 2001 nei...@goth.com wrote: > tal...@usask.ca (Jessie Brown) wrote: > > >This is Death as conceptualized by Neil Gaiman who I have decided > >may have my body, (LOL). Enjoy. The art, that is. > > Jessie, > > Saw your ASCII art in the newsgroup. Liked it. > Liked YOU. Please e-mail me your street address. > I'll be there Friday, and we can hook up. > > - ng Okay! I'm currently chained up in Anne Rice's basement. Come and find me! (LOL) Thanks for the great joke, whoever you are. This is going up on my website! [NOTE: This is not to indicate that the correspondence on my website between myself and Poppi Z. Brite isn't fake. *chuckle*] ----- Sincerely, "Her Poopiness" (Tali/Jessie Brown/Pope Dances-with-Earwax) http://talis_white_crow.tripod.com/
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