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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Feb 1997.
Re: any less than 10 line hearts

Re: any less than 10 line hearts

On Wed, 12 Feb 1997, SKITTLES wrote:

> i know this one   <3   kinda looks like a side ways heart but on some 
> screens it doesn't pass for one.... so got any more ??
> 
It's pretty plain, but i first started with
something like this:

  /\/\
  \  /
   \/  
  

hope it helps.

                                                         _
                                                        / \    ___
                                                       / / \  / \ \
          THIS MESSAGE HAS BEEN PACKED TO THE          \/\\|  |//\/
                LIPS WITH EXCITMENT!!!!                   \/  \/    
                                                          :_::_:
                                                        \\:*::*://
                                                       \\:::<>::://
_______________________________________________________oOO:\/\/:OOo________

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From: HAT <ez0...@peseta.ucdavis.edu>
Subject: Re: any less than 10 line hearts
Date: 1997/02/13
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