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From: spinsane <jgrimes@helios.acomp.usf.edu>
Subject: Re: clockwork orange ascii ??
Date: 1996/11/13
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On 8 Nov 1996, steve wrote:

> A Clockwork orange ascii...I am working on a game and a ascii alex
> would make a great title scene 
> 
Wow, I was going to do one of Alex a long time ago, but never got around
to it. Now that you mention it, it wouldn't be very hard to do the cover
of the book. But, I always use control codes in my asciis (high ascii) so
I don't know if I can post any of my work on the newsgroup. A lot of my
stuff is in color too.