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From: rsh124@cs.usask.ca (R. Shawn  Halpenny)
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Subject: INFO:  Where can I get that BLOODY font???
Date: 5 Nov 1994 22:21:26 GMT
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I saw a few examples of people's names in dripping blood letters.  That looks
so kewl!  Is there a program that does that or just a group of diligent ASCII
artists?  If it's a program, where can I get it?

Much obliged,
Shawn

(working on a k-rad sig)