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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Oct 2000.
Re: Let's compose it together!

Re: Let's compose it together!

On Mon, 2 Oct 2000 18:00:18 +0200, "Arjen Pilon"
<aep...@studenten.net> wrote:

>
>    \        /
>
>
>   -|`.`_`'`_/
>_-"  \ \@\"/@/
>=:  / `:.
>
>=;"/.  \". =_ \
> =>-..  \V\\"//
>  =>aCh||\MMMM/
>      --__""""
>
>Doesn't look a bit better, but hey, I gotta do something with my free time
>;).

Hey, you version is too raw! But I see an opportunity to turn it
into a horse or a dragon. If you or somebody else do such work, that
will be great!


-- 
  ___.-^-.___   Y~.___________.w/\w.___________.~Y   ___.-^-.___
 (]    []   |)_/\"...there is magic in us all..."/\_(|   []    [)
  )`'--==-'`(  \/``\``~--------~""~--------~``/``\/  )`'-==--'`(
  |   .HH.  |  ()   `-> Andrey  Chervyakov <-`aCh()  |  .HH.   |
  |___|HH|__}..`^-...>   ach...@mail.ru   <...-^`..{__|HH|___|

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