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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Feb 1998.
Re: Dolphin ASCII

Re: Dolphin ASCII

> >
> >   Stefan Schubert                            _../|_
> >   student of computer science              ='__   _~-.
> >   email: sch...@cs.bonn.edu                   \'  ~-`\._
> >   www  : http://titan.cs.uni-bonn.edu/~schubert        |/~`
> > _./(._./(._./(._./(._./(._./(._./(._./(._./(._./(._./(._./(._./(.

Um..I dont see the dolphin. To me it loox like
some kind of cat sitting in a field with strange shaped gras.

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Date: 1998/02/03
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