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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Mar 1996.
REQ: Bunny

REQ: Bunny

Greetings friends, Romans and countrymen.

I've received an urgent request from a friend to create an ascii picture of
a Bunny.  Problem is I've got a bit of a work overload and really don't have
the time to do this.  If anybody out there can hear me, please respond! SOS!
*grin* If you've got a picture of a bunny hidden away somewhere, please mail
it to me will you?  My friend (and myself) would really appreciate it.

Another pic I'm looking for [kinda weird request, but I know some of you
out there specialize in these weird stuff ;) ] is a picture of a *horned
god of the earth*.  It's supposed to based on a character called Carnun or
something.  I have little hope for this one, but please see what you can
come up with.

That's all from me.  Please try to help me out, someday I might be able to 
do something for you! :)

Kind Regards

HR van Oosten                        "When you find yourself in a hole...
rij...@jupiter.cs.up.ac.za             quit digging!" :)
s93...@cosine.up.ac.za


 

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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit
X-Google-Thread: f996b,893d999fee33821b,start
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From: rij...@appleseed.up.ac.za (HR van Oosten)
Subject: REQ: Bunny
Date: 1996/03/29
Message-ID: <4jh1kj$np...@inet.up.ac.za>#1/1
X-Deja-AN: 144861715
organization: University of Pretoria
newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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