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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Jan 2002.
Re: Heart + canyon

Re: Heart + canyon

On Tue, 22 Jan 2002, Marion Koslowski wrote:
[...]
> How about one of this guys? Would be clearer to see:
> 
> ._")_,
> _(/
> \ L
> 
> 
> ._("_,
>    \)
>    /7
> 

You know what? These `guys' are really cute. They don't look very
much like falling into a gap to me. I rather picture them in one
of these situations :
                      
                      
            _ 
         .=(" 
          //w>   ._")_,
         '( |`   _(/
 ________ /_|___ \ L _     kOs/a:f






                                  
         ._("_,      .__")=.  
            \)         (<\,     
__________  /7  ______ (,\  ____   kOs/a:f
         
         


:)
Andreas

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Subject: Re: Heart + canyon
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