REQ: Felix the Cat
-=[ Tuesday, 2003-08-05 3:40 PM +1200 (NZT) ]=- I just found out that the code name for the HP200LX, which I still use for everything, was "Felix". I went looking for some nice ascii-art of this cartoon character and only found some large "gif-ascii" conversions. If anyone has a smallish ascii "Felix", under say 25 lines deep, I'd love to use it on my web page. TIA! Tony
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