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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Jan 1997.
ELMO

ELMO

would anyone be able to put a nice big ELMO ascii, preferrably with the
knife already in his head (which I'll just do anyway)?

Finkbeiner of Borg                                       .
-Prepare to be assimilated.                               ).       _
-Cuteness is irrelevant.                                 (8 (o"o$   0
-Warm, fuzzy feelings are irrelevant.                  ___$      " /$
-Your soft, hugable distinctiveness will be added   .`___.|      ""      
 to our own.                                      //  _  `|         o"  
-Resistance is futile.                        (  ||  [*]  |  ;.      o.  
                                              J_ |_\_____/| ._$      ` )
            ...I HATE assimilating tribbles... `=             0'     o 
                                                 (           -     ")
                                                .*)/              "
                                                (   "( o    ,,.;\$
                                                         ) (      )
              						  J      '
                                                           ~

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From: FiNkBeInEr <00j...@williams.edu>
Subject: ELMO
Date: 1997/01/17
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