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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Aug 1999.
Re: Pokemon ASCII art

Re: Pokemon ASCII art

Spunk1111 <spu...@aol.comQQ> wrote in message
news:199...@ng-ca1.aol.com...
> >Message-id: <rre...@corp.supernews.com>
> >
> >I am looking for some nice Pokemon ASCII art
>
> what I have saved thus far...
> -=[ Pikachu ]=-  7/99

>    ,     ,_
>    |`\    `;;,            ,;;'
>    |  `\    \ '.        .'.'
>    |    `\   \  '-""""-' /
>    `.     `\ /          |`
>      `>    /;   _     _ \
>       /   / |       .    ;
>      <  (`";\ ()   ~~~  (/_
>       ';;\  `,     __ _.-'` )
>         >;\          `   _.'
>         `;;\          \-'
>           ;/           \ _
>           |   ,"".     .` \
>           |      _|   '   /
>            ;    /")     .;-,
>       jgs   \    /  __   .-'
>              \,_/-"`  `-'

*snip* of all the wonderful pokemon art but this one to comment on
because my son wanted me to draw one for him and I said wait---this one
is perfect and he said, 'yes it is!--is that from *that lady's* site'?
:)

thanks to the lady :)
Prudence

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Subject: Re: Pokemon ASCII art
Date: 1999/08/22
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