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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 3 Oct 1996.
REQ : Tweety Bird

REQ : Tweety Bird

From geo...@hortus.bc.ca · rec.arts.ascii · 3 Oct 1996 00:00 · View full thread · report
rl_...@bruny.its.utas.edu.au  (ROBERT BLAIR) wrote:

RB>as the subject heading suggests I would be very interested in any ascii
RB>art tweety's (ie little cartoon bird)

I, George "Cyberpope" Pope replied with:


Date: 05-16-96 (07:56)             Number: 16
From: MARY MOONEY                  Refer#: NONE
  To: ALL                           Recvd: NO
Subj: Talk-Line: Tweety              Conf: (44) REARAS
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Internet: mmo...@mail.idt.net

Ronald, Here is a medium sized Tweety I made for a friend. This is the
first time I have posted here, so I am uncertain it will land here in the
font it was made in.  Please view in fixed sys font 9 point.

Keeping my fingers crossed,  Mary
    ,.)).( .,
   '         `
  (           )
   \         /
    )`0 8 0"(
    (   %   )
     `'-;-''
      .-||-.
     (/(  )\)
        NN
   ('''-OO-''')

-------------------------
(cyberpope here now)
I'm just a collector, since I have no artistic talent, but I did have
this tweety handy, and it's yours, FWIW! :)

Your servant,

<+]::-)
"Cyberpope", servant to the King!
Internet: "geo...@hortus.bc.ca"


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From: geo...@hortus.bc.ca
Subject: REQ : Tweety Bird
Date: 1996/10/03
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