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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 May 1999.
REQ: Looking for Tombstone w/"RIP"

REQ: Looking for Tombstone w/"RIP"

Would someone here be kind enough to do a ASCII art picture of a tombstone
with the word "R.I.P." written on it, a little flower off to the side, and
the grave mound in front of it?

You would receive my sincere thanks and appreciation -- to say nothing of
my admiration. You people have a skill I do not, but much wish I had!!!

E-Mail replies to C12...@GTI.Net preferred. Thank you!

--_____                                                                _____
 {~._.~}   * >>>>>>>>>> [ Glenn P., c12...@GTI.Net ] <<<<<<<<<< *   {~._.~}
 _( Y )_  /|            ------------------------------            |\  _( Y )_
(:_~*~_:) \| "I'm not asleep; I'm checking my eyelids for holes." |/ (:_~*~_:)
 (_)-(_)   *                        --Heard on "Deep Space Nine." *   (_)-(_)

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From: "Glenn P.," <c12...@GTI.Net>
Subject: REQ: Looking for Tombstone w/"RIP"
Date: 1999/05/14
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