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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 22 Dec 1995.
Line-Talk: Emu picture

Line-Talk: Emu picture

Richard Pot (rep...@freenet.hamilton.on.ca) wrote:

: I'm looking for an emu picture.  I have one, but it's not real great.

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Believe it or not, we have emus where I live, in Maryland (USA). There 
are some local farmers who are experimenting with raising them for 
low-fat meat. Anyhow, the emus round here are fuzzy looking beasts who 
don't hold their heads straight, and their knees go wrong way. So I 
fiddled with what you had and came up with this:


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Ok, so mine looks like a tall chicken, but so does an emu! ;-)  Maybe you 
can improve on what I did.  Good luck!

Stephanie A. Hall, Archivist - sha...@loc.gov
Library of Congress, Washington, DC 20540-8100
Opinions mine

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From: sha...@loc.gov (Stephanie A. Hall)
Subject: Line-Talk: Emu picture
Date: 1995/12/22
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