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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 Nov 1997.
Re: lemur (was Re: 3 line animal heads)

Re: lemur (was Re: 3 line animal heads)

Hooty De Knees wrote:
> On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Andreas Freise wrote:
> > Well, I guess this one by Rowan Crawford is also
> > a lemur :
> >
> >               :     :
> >         __    |     |    _,_
> >        (  ~~^-l_____],.-~  /
> >         \    ")\ "^k. (_,-"
> >          `>._  ' _ `\  \

[snipped Row's possum]

> It looks like a Sugar Glider to me.

Right, neither lemur, nor sugar glider, it is 
labeled as 'possum' by Rowan himself. He 
should know. But I admit it looks much more like
a sugar glider than a lemur. (I didn't know those
sugar gliders before.)


:)
Andreas
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Subject: Re: lemur (was Re: 3 line animal heads)
Date: 1997/11/26
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