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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Oct 1998.
Re: 2nd ASCII art

Re: 2nd ASCII art

On Thu, 22 Oct 1998 04:00:41 -0600, "Sarah Day" <med...@micron.net> wrote:

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>            .'    ~           ~      .'!
>          .'         ~   ~         .'  !
>        .'   ~    ~         ~    .'    !
>       -========================-'     !
>       L                         !     !
>       L  ####  ####  ####  #### !     !
>       L  ####  ####  ####  #### !     .-------------------------------.
>       L  ####  ####  ####  #### !   .'    ~      ~              ~  .' !
>       L  """"  """"  """"  """" ! .'      ~   ~          ~       .'   !
>       L  ####  ####  ####  #### !-=============================-'    |!
>       L  ####  ####  ####  #### !                               !   | !
><SNIP>
>
>I find it hard to believe that this was only your second pic! This is really
>good!
>    -Sarah
>

Hey thanks! It really was! Just dont ask me to draw people, as you can see
in my addition to my lawnmower pic, they are not my forte.


~Dan

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Email:  dan...@bigfoot.com
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Subject: Re: 2nd ASCII art
Date: 1998/10/24
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