Re: Turtle
Thank you. I was only looking for Turtles, but there are many ASCII's
without credit at: http://www.scopie.com/asciiart/
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http://www.angen.net/~turtle/
> > Do you know who made the Turtle at:
> > http://www.scopie.com/asciiart/turtle.shtml
>
> It's Randy Ransom. See http://www.afn.org/~afn39695/ransom.htm
>
> :)
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