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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Apr 1998.
Re: [req] one-line rose [sig]

Re: [req] one-line rose [sig]

>  It looked something like this -,-`-<@

It is   @>---'---,---   I think. I'm not sure though. I have no clue who made
it. If this is any help, let me know!

<<>><<>>Molly<<>><<<>>

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From: John Hoffman <joh...@qis.net>
Subject: Re: [req] one-line rose [sig]
Date: 1998/04/09
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