Can anybody guess what it is?
From Andrew Hood <and...@hotmail.com>
· alt.ascii-art
· 1 Nov 2000 16:39 · View full thread
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It's only half complete,
I will finish it later...
in the meantime, any guesses...?
.-./'-.-.
( )6,9) \
\.'._,96\ \
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. '/(:-;)\ | )
'-' '-' (\/_.
| )'
\ \
| /
/_.-,-.) AsH
Unfortunately, no prizes, just my amazement if you get it right.
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