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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Apr 2001.
Re: {Request} Sea Creatures...

Re: {Request} Sea Creatures...

Fish

I made these myself.  Although I am sure that someone else can do better
(they're cute but lack realisticality).  If you want 'em, use them
however you like.  (I am sure someone has made something very similar to
these before.)

Kyle

KPB
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Gymnastkmr wrote:
> 
> Can anyone make a whale? a dolphin? a fish(any type)? and a horse...(don't ask
> about the horse..it's for something important...
> 
> Send to-...@aol.com

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