Re: Request: Looking for a dog looking up at the stars (see inside)
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@CeeJay.cjb.nOt>
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· 25 Apr 2001 21:20 · View full thread
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> I'm not a dog person. This is the first dog I've done in ascii. Doing it doggystyle ? ;) > I think its kind of cute. It IS cute ! I like it very much I still rediddled the moon and the ear and nose though : .-. ( ( _ _ `-` ____/_\.-./_\ ////(//(@ @) \) //////// \a/ | (_) |( _ ) ldb____|______|.m_m________Dogstar's Doghouse___
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