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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Jun 1999.
Re: REQ: Roses

Re: REQ: Roses

Jan-Hendrik Kossow <jif...@gmx.net> wrote:

>Hi !
>
>I saw a long time ago a rose witch was only made in one or three lines
>and it
>still looked quite good.
>
>Unfortunately I didn't find it again and I'm not able to do it myself
>(too stubid? I don't know.)
>
>Do you have such an ASCII?
>
>See ya,
>             Jan.

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(In Agent, one of these will be a red rose with a green stem using the
default colors, because it thinks it's an e-mail address or a quote or
something.)

Anthony Argyriou

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