The Dutch dude: Re: Lions, Panthers, Pumas & Eagles
From Hello Out There in TV Land <pbo...@minerva.cis.yale.edu>
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· 4 Apr 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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These are nice, but I was more looking for line ascii drawings rather than solid fill. I had a lot of nice small sig sized lions and panthers in a file of mine, but unfortunately it got nuked. An especially nice panther appeared here a long time ago in somebody who signed his e-mail message as the "Pink Panther." I really wish I had that one back. Oh, and yeah, my new handle is "Hello Out There in TV Land" (previously "Weirdos R Us"). I'm just having way too much fun with pseudonyms lately. Any help in finding such sig sized lions or panther would be really appreciated. Thanx. -Paul
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