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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Nov 1994.
so where are my pentacles and moon? [was Re: REQ: circles, o

so where are my pentacles and moon? [was Re: REQ: circles, ovals]

  Can it be too much harder to make me a 13-line (max) pentagram/pentacle
and/or a moon for my SIG's main menu!?  };-)

< In a previous article, "Colin Douthwaite" offered: >
>       . -- ~~~ -- .
>   .-~               ~-.
>  /                     \
> /                       \
>|                         |
>|                         |
>|                         |
> \                       /
>  \                     /
>   `-.               .-'
>       ~- . ___ . -~
>       *  *              *  *
>    *        *        *        *
>   *          *      *          *
>   *          *      *          *
>    *        *        *        *
>       *  *              *  *
>       /  /              /  /
>    /        /        /        /
>   /          /      /          /
>   /          /      /          /
>    /        /        /        /
>       /  /              /  /

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From: aa7...@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (C. Martin)
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
Subject: so where are my pentacles and moon? [was Re: REQ: circles, ovals]
Date: 6 Nov 1994 04:16:34 GMT
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH (USA)
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