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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Jun 1996.
Re: Dogbert Ascii

Re: Dogbert Ascii

Krista Johanson wrote:
> 
> James T. Green wrote:
> >
> > I need a ascii of Dogbert. I particularly need a sig-sized ascii of
> > dogbert.  (4-10 lines).
> >
> > Dogbert Rules!
> >
> > O-
> 
> This one is kinda scrawny but here goes...
> 
>                                          ||  |
>                                        .'~\  /.
>                                      ()()__\/ ".
>                                      /*        "
>                                      |     //  |
>                                      |    ()   |
>                                      ".       ."
>                                        "..  ."\\
>                                          || |  ^
>                                         ((__)
> 
> P. S. If you think it's ugly don't blame me... it's not mine.

This looks like Thor, Dog of Thunder
-- 
Warlock of the Great Forest
"The black arts are called that for a reason."

O-                      ^
                       <O>
                      /   \  Fnord
                     /     \
                    /_______\

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From: Warlock <war...@lex.infi.net>
Subject: Re: Dogbert Ascii
Date: 1996/06/18
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