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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Sep 1996.
REQ: Tigger and Eeyore

REQ: Tigger and Eeyore

Saw the Pooh characters posted a couple of weeks ago. Tigger, Eeyore and
Roo were the only ones missing. Does anyone have them? Preferably in the
same size/style as the others, since we're decorating my godson's room
with the printouts. Thank you!

                        /1                     _____
                       / 1                    /     \
                 ___  /  1                          1
                /   \/   1  /\  /\  /\     1     1  1
                    / \  1 1  1/  \/  \    1     1  1
                   /   \ 1/   1    1   \__/ \___/1 /
              \__ /     \1                       1/
                         \                       1
                                                /1
                                               1 1
                                               \_/
"We don't receive wisdom; we must discover it for ourselves after a
journey that no one can take for us or spare us."
                                            - Marcel Proust

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From: "A. Andersen" <amy...@u.washington.edu>
Subject: REQ: Tigger and Eeyore
Date: 1996/09/02
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