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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 19 Apr 1995.
Request: Anime ASCII characters - any out there?

Request: Anime ASCII characters - any out there?

Any anime characters out there in ASCII form? (Besides Totoro - I've seen
PLENTY :)...Is there a newsgroup for it? (There should be...;)

anyways...thanks a bundle...post or email...


(: :) (: :) (: :) (: :) (: :) (:>Steve Kramer<:) (: :) (: :) (: :) (: :) (: :)
@ Roses are red, violets are blue. That's what they say, but it just isn't   @
+ true! Roses are red and apples are too, but violets are violet - violets   +
@ aren't blue! An orange is orange, but Greenland's not green - a pinky's    @
+ not pink, so what does it mean? To call something blue when it's not, we   +
@ defile it -- but ah, what the heck -it's hard to rhyme violet!-Dot Warner  @
`.'`.'`.'`.'`.'`.'`.'`.'`.'>skr...@nox.cs.du.edu<`.'`.'`.'`.'`.'`.'`.'`.'`.'

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From: skr...@nyx10.cs.du.edu (Guess Who...)
Subject: Request: Anime ASCII characters - any out there?
Date: 1995/04/19
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