Need Assistance, Please...
Several years ago I had the pleasure of coming across a nifty piece of ASCII 'art'. It was actually a 'divider' of sorts. I used it when I would email jokes to friends to separate subjects in one email. Looks kind of like this... But WAY fancier! __________________________ )O( )O()O( )O()O( )O()O( )O()O( __________________________ Alas, I deleted it from my system accidentally, and no one I've spoken with has it in an old email. I was wondering if anyone may have something similar to what I've described? Or maybe can point me to where there might be a selection? Thanks very much for your help! =) Email me directly if you wish... Lag' (Remove YOUR CLOTHES to reply.)
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