A Christmas tree
From Maija Haavisto <mai...@dontspambut.writeme.com>
· alt.ascii-art
· 23 Dec 2004 18:38 · View full thread
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I haven't been posting much this year, even though I've created a few dozens of
ASCII pictures. I guess I should start posting actively again, I read this group
almost every day. To celebrate the season (even if I'm not celebrating Christmas
this year, myself), here's a Christmas tree I made in 1998:
v
>X<
A
d$b
.d\$$b.
.d$i$$\$$b.
d$$@b
d\$$$ib
.d$$$\$$$b.
.d$$@$$$$\$$ib.
d$$i$$b
.d\$$$$@$b.
.d$@$$\$$$$$@b.
d$$$$i$$$\$$$$$$b.
###
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### mh
--
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`%-('`._/ ) _ of spelling mistakes. -"5 Suicide Notes" by Saracen Tate
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