Re: REQ: cowboy hats
From Julian Flake <ted...@ganymede.domino.de>
· alt.ascii-art
· 7 Oct 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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| *bar...@lis.ab.ca* meinte am *29.09.96*
| zum Thema *REQ: cowboy hats* folgendes:
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Hallo,
BC> I'm looking for a simple 4 to 6 line cowboy hat. Tried to
BC> make one myself...dismal failure. Can someone help?
A very bad but simple one...:-)
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