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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 3 Jan 2001.
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Brandy Station, June 9, 1863 (unauthorized Fuzzball)

Brandy Station, June 9, 1863 (unauthorized Fuzzball)

alt.ascii-art · 1 message · 3 Jan 2001
Who, me? <who...@no.spam> ASCII art 3 Jan 2001 06:24 · raw headers · report
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                    _/;;;\_
What is that sound?  |  O|      Gunfire, General Stuart, coming
from          
          \_________ |  v|      Yankee cavalry at Brandy
Station!         
                     \{{}/             \   
                       |                \_____   \-/\-
                      -+-                        /0  /
                      / \                        \-/\-
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Nonsense, the Yankees          Well, sir, there's 10,000 armed riders
don't have cavalry! _/;;;\_    and two artillery brigades headed this
         \           |  O|     way, all dressed in blue uniforms.        
          \_________ |  v|     You fixin' to invite them for
dinner?        
                     \{{}/             \   
                       |                \_____     -/\-/
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                      / \                          -/\-/
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