Re: [REQ] Looking for rainbows
In message <fe4...@posting.google.com> rai...@asarian-host.net (Rainstar) wrote: >I tried doing a Google search for "ASCII art rainbow" and all I found >was the one rainbow with the rude comment attached to the pic. One of Trans "Art Farts" perchance? >Does anyone have suggestions on where I might look to find one to use >or perhaps have one that I could use? Edit out the rude comment using notepad, or some other ascii editor, but leave any sig that is associated with the art. -- _________.__ __ / _____/| |__ _____ _______| | _____.__. \_____ \ | | \\__ \\_ __ \ |/ < | | / \| Y \/ __ \| | \/ < \___ | /_______ /|___| (____ /__| |__|_ \/ ____| \/ \/ \/ \/\/
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