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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Jan 1998.
Re: REQ Greyhound

Re: REQ Greyhound


Dodgi escreveu na mensagem ...
|
|Hello again,
|
|I asked about some greyhound/whippet ascii about a month or so ago...no
|takers :(
|
|I've seen the art you come up with and it blows me away, so I'm sure
|*someone* is capable of creating what I want. You're all so talented!
|

Looks like that *someone* is an ASCII newbie... :-) Here you go:


                                          .db--D,
                                          db( o\o
                              _____       /  ,_  \
                       ,,---~~     ~~~~--;   / ~-,�
                      /    __               /
                     /    /  \             /
                    (    ;    \,           )
                     |  |       '--__;--   /
                     ) )                \ |
                    / /                 |:|
                   / /                  |;|
                   (||                  |:|
                   |,\                  |:!
 _________________.\LLe._______________.\\Le.__Pr59_____

Hope it isn't too bad...
--
Praseodymium 59
praseodymium59 @ geocities.com | ICQ UIN [4191789]
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/5992/Praseodymium.html - [Keep Out]
'It takes more than luck to make a man' - Blind Zero

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From: "Praseodymium 59" <pra...@geocities.com>
Subject: Re: REQ Greyhound
Date: 1998/01/11
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