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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Mar 1998.
REQ: Ferrets

REQ: Ferrets

 Ok, I admit, I just discovered ASCII art just a few days ago by
stumbling upon figlet page and I was impressed.  Then I found Joan
Stark's page and was even more impressed.  Since I'm interested in
ferrets, I ambitiously decided to try to make one of my own.  I found
that it was much more difficult than I expected.  So, I decided to put
in a plea to the experts.  I've included my attempt at a ferret as proof
I tried, and so that y'all can have a good laugh.  Thanks!

Amy

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>  | |       /                         """  \�����"|
>   � �--���                         """"   |����"/
>    �----��,-,,,_ _              """"      /���""/
>                |�|�|,�---,,,����,,,,,--��|�|�|,�,
>                `-_`-_`-_                   `-_`-_`_
>                    \\\\\\                     \\\\\\
>



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Amy L. Lynch          all...@worldnet.att.net
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/3727/index.html
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/3727/ferret.html

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Subject: REQ: Ferrets
Date: 1998/03/02
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