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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Apr 1998.
Re: Sesame street

Re: Sesame street

>Hi,
>	Can anyone draw Bert and Ernie from Sesame street for me???
>Thanks!

>--Nami
             . -- .
            (      )
           ( (/oo\) )
            ( \''/ )                               WW
             ( \/ )      wwwwww                   /__\
            (      )   w"ww  ww"w                | oo |   _WWWWW_
           (        ) W   o""o   W    (o)(o)    (|_()_|) /  o o  \   (+)(+)
     oo   (          )W  ______  W  w"      "w    \__/ (|  __O__  |)/      \
   w"()"w  (        ) "w \_\/_/ w" W  -====-  W  /|\/|\  \ \___/ /  \ -==- /
  W -==- W   ' -- '  ww""wwwwww""ww "w      w"  |||||||| /-------\   \    /
   "wwww"     =  =    |||||||||||| w""""""""""w |||||||||=========| <\/\/\/>
  w"    "w    =  =    ||||||||||||W            W|||||||||=========| /      \
    Elmo    Big Bird      Oscar   Cookie Monster  Bert     Ernie     Kermit
------------------------------------------------------------------------------


I have ABSOLUTELY no idea who did it. I just got it the other day from a 
friend, and she took all the sigs off. Actually, it'd been forwarded about a
billion times, 	I took all the forwards off it... 

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From: cy...@rci.rutgers.edu (Cyd)
Subject: Re: Sesame street
Date: 1998/04/13
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References: <352...@sympatico.ca> <Pin...@gagarin.cs.Buffalo.EDU>
Organization: Rutgers University
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