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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 31 Mar 1997.
Re: REQ: Fire/Flame

Re: REQ: Fire/Flame

From "-*< Abalone >*-" <abalone@imap3.asu.edu> · alt.ascii-art · 31 Mar 1997 00:00 · View full thread · report
On Mon, 31 Mar 1997, Daniel R. Reyes wrote:

> I've really gotten into Ascii art just recently and now i would like to
> add some to my E-mail sig.  Does anyone have a fire or a flame? Just a
> plain old fire would be nice. I've searched everywhere and can't find
> one.  Thanks.
> 
                             )
                  (         (( 
                  ))       ((  )    )
                ) (()(   ) )) )  )  ((
              ( ))  ))) )(( (( )))) )) )
              ((  )) ) ))(( ((( )))(( ())

There's my fire.
                      
            __ 
          (    )              
              /|  |           |                               
            /__|  |__    __   |   __    __    __     
          /    |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |__|          
        /      |  |__|  |__|_ |  |__|  |  |  |__                
       ( ____________________________________________ )            
                                                 
                    

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From: "-*< Abalone >*-" <aba...@imap3.asu.edu>
Subject: Re: REQ: Fire/Flame
Date: 1997/03/31
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