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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Mar 1996.
Re: REQ: Masks

Re: REQ: Masks

From SweetCdn <swe...@aol.com> · alt.ascii-art · 25 Mar 1996 00:00 · View full thread · report
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<Pin...@acs3.acs.ucalgary.ca>, Mika
<cmd...@acs.ucalgary.ca> writes:

>> > >First time in this type of art. I think it is a great idea and hope
it
>> > >catches on. Can anyone figure out what this is?
>> >      *   *
>> >       * *
>> >       ****
>> >      **o  *
>> >     **     ********   **
>> >     *-**-          ***
>> >       *  \**    ** **
>> >           ********* *
>> >           **      **
>> >           **      **
>> >           **      **
>>
>> 	Wee-eel, with the antlers--and your nevada address--I'd say 
>> it's a pronghorn antelope.  But to me it looks like the 
>> macintosh cow-dog.  On a Mac, when you go into the page 
>> set-up box prior to printing, there's a beast on the 
>> miniature page which lets you set letter or landscape 
>> format.  The beast looks like a calf or a dog, so it's just 
>> called the cow-dog.
>> -- 
>> bruce thompson
>> bru...@mindspring.com                   
>> 
>
>Well, it sure looks like a mountain goat to me, but what can I say - I'm 
>from the Rockies!
>Mika

Hey, It's RUDOLPH. You know ... Santa's sidekick.

    

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Subject: Re: REQ: Masks
Date: 1996/03/25
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