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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Apr 1995.
Line: Irish Setter

Line: Irish Setter

Diana Cleland-boyle <cle...@PEAK.ORG> whistled for Big Red:
>Anyone care to help an irish setter lover who would love to put one in 
>his signature (my husband's) but can't draw on?  He's love it running but 
>you know about begger's not being choosey......Would be so appreciated!!!

I tried to make a sig-sized Irish Setter, but at this size it seems to be
a pretty generic dog...
-Catalyst

Just standing around:
                  ;~~,__ 
   :-....,-------'`-'._.'
    `-,,,  ,       ,'~~'
        ; ,'~.__; /
        :|      :|
        `-'     `-'

4 legs, a little action:
                  ;~~,__
   :-....,-------'`-'._.'
    `-,,,  ,       ,'~~'
        ; ,'~.__; /--.
        :| :|   :|``(;
        `-'`-'  `-'

Jumping:
                  ;~~,__
   :-....,-------'`-'._.'
    `-,,,  ,       ;'~~'
       ,'_,'~.__; '--.
      //'       ````(;
     `-'

Running, ears flapping and tongue hanging out the side of the mouth: 
                .--~~,__
   :-....,-------`~~'._.'
    `-,,,  ,_      ;'~U'
     _,-' ,'`-__; '--. 
    (_/'~~      ''''(;

root

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From: m...@drycas.club.cc.cmu.edu (F.L. Catalyst)
Subject: Line: Irish Setter
Date: 1995/04/06
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approved: bob...@wwa.com
sender: bob...@gagme.wwa.com
organization: Carnegie Mellon Computer Club
newsgroups: rec.arts.ascii,alt.ascii-art
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