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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Jun 1997.
Re: elephant (Was: Re: Dumb Question)

Re: elephant (Was: Re: Dumb Question)

From pg2...@cam.ac.uk · alt.ascii-art · 8 Jun 1997 00:00 · View full thread · report
llizard wrote:
[munch]
> I like this elephant a lot. Being meddlesome by nature, however, I have
> altered it ever so slightly and taken out some confusing (to me) lines.
> I hope you don't mind.
[munch]

No, quite the opposite - I'm flattered you thought it was worth the
effort.  The only reason the lines were there in the first place was as a
rather feeble attempt to indicate the elephant's skin wrinkled a bit round
the knees.
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