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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Dec 1996.
Re: REQ: Snowglobe

Re: REQ: Snowglobe

In article <199...@ladder01.news.aol.com>, jen...@aol.com 
says...
>Hi ..Im looking for an ascii picture of a snowglobe...preferably a small
>sig. sized one... :) Thanks if anyoen can help me..
> Jen...@aol.com

Do you mean those things that one turns upside down to get the fake snowflakes 
to swirl around? Here's one I tossed off:

           _.---._
          /.'''.*'\
         /*.'*/\'*.\
        |*.''/'.\.*.|
        |._*_|[]|_'_| ejm96
        [___________]
 
And here it is again using "Arial" for your sig in e-mail to fellow AOLer's. 
(I presume that AOL is still insisting that you use that font.)

           __...-----...__
          /.'''.*''..*' *  .  ' \
         /*.'  * :  /\'  *.  : \
        |*.'  '  . /'.*  \ ' .*. |
        |._*_'_:|_[]_|_*_'_|  ejm96
        [_____________]

--
                                       ,^
                    ===%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                           "    "
              llizard aka ejm <cq5...@torfree.net>  

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From: cq5...@freent.toronto.on.ca (llizard)
Subject: Re: REQ: Snowglobe
Date: 1996/12/02
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