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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Jul 1996.
REQ: Battle axe, or other medevil weapons.

REQ: Battle axe, or other medevil weapons.

I was wondering if anyone had any ASCIIs of battle axes, or any other 
types of medevil weapons (no swords or bows/crossbows please) for a new 
.sig I'm making.  I'd like it to be about 8-10 lines long, and on it's side.  
I already made one, but it kinda sucks (as you'll see at the end of this 
message.)  Thanks!

PS> I'd prefer if I got replies be mail, as my newsserver has been acting 
up lately.  I'll try to watch the group, though.


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                  Chris Andrews                      /'        `\
               ae0...@ccn.cs.dal.ca                 /'            `\
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  http://www.ccn.cs.dal.ca/~ae049/Profile.html  <\__________________/>
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From: Chris Andrews <ae0...@ccn.cs.dal.ca>
Subject: REQ: Battle axe, or other medevil weapons.
Date: 1996/07/27
Message-ID: <4tdgpp$6i...@apollo.isisnet.com>#1/1
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organization: Chebucto Community Net
newsgroups: alt.ascii-art

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