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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 May 1996.
someone lookin for a kayaker???

someone lookin for a kayaker???

i found this one burried with in the Scaracrow archives...hope it helps...
i wasnt quite happy with the original so, i altered it just a 
bit..enjoy...you can also alter yerself to make it a bit more like how 
you want it..later!
--original---
                                \
                                  \   O,
                        \___________\/ )_________/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                                        \
---my version---
                                 \
                                   \  O,
                        \___________\/ )_________/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                                       \

----->
 \|/ ____ \|/   "Tied Up And Twisted...The Way I Like To Be"
 ~@-/ oO \-@~                                 -Dave Matthews
 /_( \__/ )_\          Joshua C. Dempsey   
    \__U_/                      jde...@gmu.edu 

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From: Joshua C Dempsey <jde...@osf1.gmu.edu>
Subject: someone lookin for a kayaker???
Date: 1996/05/02
Message-ID: <Pin...@mason2.gmu.edu>#1/1
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organization: George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, USA
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newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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