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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Dec 2001.
Re: Flowers in a Cup...

Re: Flowers in a Cup...

On Fri, 7 Dec 2001, elekktrom wrote:

> ...to put on your Table.
> 
>     _       _
>   _( )_   _( )_         
>  (_ O _) (_ O _)  
>    (_)\   /(_)
>        \ |
>       __\|__ 
>      |      |_
>      |      |_) 
>      |______|  
>       \____/ 
>                ekk

	Groovy stuff, elekktrom!  Here's my diddle:


>     _       _
>   _( )_   _( )_
>  (_ o _) (_ o _)
>    (_)    ,(_)
>       `. :
>         :; 
>      |""""""|_
>      |======|_)
>      |______|
>       \____/
>                ekk 

	And, strangely, it now looks like a face also... the flowers are
the eyes.

Taliszanna WhiteCrow  (Jessie Brown/Pope Dances-with-Earwax)
http://talis_white_crow.tripod.com/

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