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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Jan 1997.
Re: REQ:DRAGON IN ASCII

Re: REQ:DRAGON IN ASCII

From gcm...@aol.com · alt.ascii-art · 7 Jan 1997 00:00 · View full thread
In article <199...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
tac...@aol.com (TaCoLeAdEr) writes:

>CAN ANYONE DRAW A DRAGON IN ASCII ART? IF YOU CAN PLEASE RESPOND THANK
YOU
>I NEED THE PIC FOR MY PROGRAM. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
>
>


     Here is the one my girl friend gave to me.   Best to view with normal
font type.   Variable fonts distort it badly.

                        ^\    ^\
                        / \\  / \
                       /.  \\/   \      |\___/|
    *----*           / / |  \\    \  __/  (8 8)\   
    |   /          /  /  |   \\    \_\/  \      \  
   / /\/         /   /   |    \\   _\/    '%     %
  /  |         /    /    |     \\ _\/       %UUUU%    
  |  |       /     /     |      \\\/        |WWWW     
  |  |     /_     /      |       \\  )   \ _|_           
  |   \       ~-./_ _    |    .- ; (  \_ _ _,\'   
  \    ~.
   \ ~-. _ .		-~ \ /\' 
    \                   }            {   .*       
     ~.                 '-/        /.-~----.
       ~- _             /        >..----.\\\
           ~ - - - - ^}/ _ _ _ _ _ _.-\\\

                                          Greg
GCM...@AOL.COM

Enemies barge in but friends wait for invitations


GCM I...@AOL.COM
If you are not having fun, Why get up in the morning?

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Subject: Re: REQ:DRAGON IN ASCII
Date: 1997/01/07
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