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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 May 1994.
Butterfly Ascii

Butterfly Ascii

Hi all,
  I've been reading this newsgroup for quite some time now and I've
been very impressed by the pics posted here.  Anyway, here's my first
jab on this:

     >;<                  >;                   >;      >;

 A butterfly      The same butterfly       Butterflies horsing
                  from the left side       around



      >;<                >Q<                    >[]<
      `W'   
       |           A fat butterfly         A "butter"-fly
      \|//                

 A butterfly on
   a flower



     ];[            >o<  vs  >;<               =;=

   Al Gore       Tie fighter versus       A butterfly disguised as a
                 butterfly                dragonfly.  or just a plain 
                                          dragonfly... who knows?


     +;+                o;o                    ><;

  A butterfly     and of course, a        A confused butterfly
with propellers   "jet" butterfly
         

If you want to add your own, please do so...!


Thanks,
G.Agus (agu...@cs.wisc.edu)
PS: I'm using someone else's account since mine doesn't give access to alt*

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From: pra...@cae.wisc.edu (Utami Prasetiawati)
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Subject: Butterfly Ascii
Date: 5 May 1994 18:57:15 GMT
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