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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Aug 1996.
Re: Wedding Cards

Re: Wedding Cards

In article <4uqadf$ik...@orb.direct.ca>, ola...@Direct.CAO says...
>
>I have found [...]absolutely nothing on Weddings.
>Any helpful hint or creativity would be much appreciated.

Olaf;

I came up with this. No doubt someone out there can improve upon it. 

               __
              _\/__
            //----\\         
           ||      ||        To wish you many happy 
           ||     _||__         years together
            \\___/=//--\\
              --//-     \\
                ||      ||
                 \\_____//
                   -----

EJM

--
                                          ,^
                       ===%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                              "    "
                 llizard <by8...@freenet.toronto.on.ca>

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Subject: Re: Wedding Cards
Date: 1996/08/15
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