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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Mar 1997.
Re: i want an ascii *goat*..

Re: i want an ascii *goat*..

On 4 Mar 1997, llizard wrote:
> In article <5fdli8$ob...@portal.gmu.edu>, cda...@osf1.gmu.edu says...
> >anyone have any ascii's of a goat? i really really really want one. :)
> >_ ___/|
> >\ O.o
> >=(___)=
> >   U   - pthth.
> 
> Here's a try at one:
>        _))
>       ";.\
>          \\_____
>          |)---(\_~
>  ejm97   |       \
> 
  Hi llizard,
       Kinda looks like a Greyhound stretching out before a run!
(*smirk*)
                                |
        _))             __      |
 Naa!  > '\_____________||      |
       `''\\_____       ||      |
          |/), .(\_~    ||      |
  ejm97   W   `   W    \||/     |
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|
Zee goat tied up to a stake.
With a potbelly.
   Ya did a great start! I've only
seen fat goats so I had to diddle a bit.
   (*squeek*)
   Cheers, Jon Melusky

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        \  '-._
   ______/___  '.
  `'--.___  _\  /
     /___.-'  \ \ _:._
     .'__ _.'\ '-/,`-~`   Tiny Dragon
         \  ___.> /=,
         / _.-'/_ )
    snd  /`   ( /(/
               \\ "
                '=='
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From: "J. Melusky" <wha...@u.washington.edu>
Subject: Re: i want an ascii *goat*..
Date: 1997/03/05
Message-ID: <Pin...@homer35.u.washington.edu>#1/1
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References: <5fdli8$ob...@portal.gmu.edu> <331...@lagoon.idirect.com>
To: llizard <cq5...@freent.toronto.on.ca>
Organization: University of Washington
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
NNTP-Posting-User: whatfer
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