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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Apr 1998.
Re: DRAGON wanted

Re: DRAGON wanted

>Message-id: <354...@gwtc.net>

>Here's one peeking out of the cave, because I was too lazy to draw the
>whole body, and thanks Joan for pointing that out, *S*. I still feel
>guilty. *

Don't feel guilty-- I often put ASCII  people's hands behind their
back... sometimes it's just easier that way...  and I never said
that it was a bad picture of a dragon-- just very clever how
you avoided some of the picture!  I like it and have it in
my collection!

>(((HUGS))) to Joan.
thanks!  :)

-joan
-- 
                __           
            _ ."--". _        T.T.F.N.  (ta ta for now!)
           (_:/ oo \:_)        
       /\,   _(`()`)_   ,/\     
       \ `~~~,(`""`),~~~` /  joan stark   <spu...@juno.com>
    jgs `'---|/`""`\|---'`           
             ||    ||                ASCII ART GALLERY:
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