Someone wanted a small shark for .sig
From Andy Rosulek <una...@sfa.ope.ed.gov>
· alt.ascii-art
· 4 Jan 1995 00:09 · View full thread
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Someone wanted a shark, so, here it is:
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Looks kinda like a dolphin with gills...
L8r,
Mike
(Please excuse double-spacing (if there is any). I can't quite figure out
this mail-to-news thingy)
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