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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 May 2001.
Re: Request - Dragon

Re: Request - Dragon

> > (J          $B$X(B
> > (J       $B&C"^!3(JZ(B
> > (J       @ @$B!!(J)$B#Z(B
> > (J      (''   ))Z     (B
> > (J    ($B!@(J)^   ( $B$X$X%N(J)(B
> > (J     $B!@(J    ) )$B!A"^(B~$B%N(J      (B
> > (J       ( (B~$B#Y(B~(J)_ .$B%N(J^  (B
> > (J        $B#W#W(B~(J     (B
>
> Cant you put it on a webpage instead so other can view it too ?
>

It looked a little bit like this:

        __/\
      \/ \Z _
       @ @ )/
      (''   ))Z
    (\)^   (/\/\/)
     \    ) )~~~ )
      \( ~Y~)_ .)^
        WW~

But japanese fonts have different shapes (so obviously it looked much
better!)
For what it's worth, the pic wasn't that great anyway (IMO). Though it was a
lot better than I could do!

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