Re: Req: Cheshire Cat (Disney version)
Eric Agnew (agn...@cae.wisc.edu) wrote:
: I really want a nice sized Cheshire Cat from the Disney cartoon version of
: Alice In Wonderland... Post or give an ftp site if it exists somewhere
: already please... :)
: -Eric
Okay, I'm not a real great ascii artist, but here's an attempt...
/\_______/\
MMMMMMMMMMM
\WWWWWWWWW/
Get it? It's a grin.
Get it? I kill me!
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...We'll get along great just as soon as you realize that I'm God
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