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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Dec 1996.
Re: NEEDED: ASCII ROSE - gardrose (1/1)

Re: NEEDED: ASCII ROSE - gardrose (1/1)

gd2...@aol.com wrote:
> 
> In article <57c4e1$ec...@dfw-ixnews4.ix.netcom.com>, bh...@ix.netcom.com (Don
> Cope) writes:

<sniped uuencoded art>

> 
> Would someone be so kind as to answer me...what IS this?  What do I need
> to read it?   Thanks.
> 

It was uuencoded.
You needed to uudecode it. I have done that for you.

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    .--~-.    | {
      '-~ -. `      }.;
       _`.__|`.~.'             _ _ .-:
        `---._ ."          .-~  .-~  }
              \ \__     .~  .-~   .~
               \ \'     \ '_ _ -~
                `.`.    //
       . - ~ ~-.__`.`-.//
    -~   . - ~  }~ ~ ~-.~-.
 .' .-~      .-~       |/~-.~-./|
/_~_ _ . - ~                 ~-.~-._
                                 ~-.<

A ROSE FOR A BEAUTIFUL LADY
FROM DON5

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This is what the file contained.

Barry.


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From: Barry Vaughan <Bar...@hp.com>
Subject: Re: NEEDED: ASCII ROSE - gardrose (1/1)
Date: 1996/12/12
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