REQUEST: Sanrio & Mickey Mouse
From Meeh, of course... <eaa...@rigel.oac.uci.edu>
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· 17 Mar 1995 05:40 · View full thread
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Does anyone out there have ascii-arts of Sanrio characters???
How about Mickey Mouse?? Greatly appreciated....
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