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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Mar 2001.
Rose ascii

Rose ascii

Does anyone know who made this lovely flower heart?



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Sherry

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vvv       vvv
HHH_+++++_HHH
|~|x-x-x-x|~|
| |x!|||!x| | She...@onecliq.net
~ "^~/ \^"^ ~
   http://www.mirc-rainbow.com/sher/

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