Talk: Iago
From ThE DaEmOnIc GoD <tfl...@uop.cs.uop.edu>
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· 21 Nov 1994 05:44 · View full thread
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Luis Garcia (lui...@crl.com) wrote:
:)Could somebody please post an Iago ascii. I just love that parrot. Let
:)me add that Iago is the parrot from the Disney Aladdin movie.
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Oh! i wondered why you wanted ascii shakespeare!!!
:)Thank you
:)Luis
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