Re: a duck!
From Valentin VALCIU <axi...@skylab.math.unibuc.roo>
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· 15 Aug 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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Bart <Dar...@rug.ac.be> wrote in article <33F...@rug.ac.be>... > I saw some real fine ascii-art in this newsgroup! > Astonishing! > Does anyone have an ascii-pic of a duck? > > Thanks a lot! > > Bart. > > Please do not just click the reply-button > Change both capital D's into capital B's in my email address! > Thanks! > I have a sig sized duck _ >*) /_.: (___; ~~~~~~~~~ axiac -- ____ ____ __ ______ ___\ \ \/ /_/__\ \/ ____/ To answer me | Best experienced / __ / / / / __ / /__ remove an 'o' --. | .---------. /_____/_/ _\_\____/_____/ from my address | | with | Courier | axi...@skylab.math.unibuc.roo <-----------------' | '---------'
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