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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Aug 1999.
Re: [pic] Man

Re: [pic] Man

Clover <clo...@easystreet.con> wrote in message
news:37a...@news.easystreet.com...
> I was at the beach for 3 days, but I'm back now, and ready to present
> to you this ASCII person I made awhile ago. I don't draw people that
> much, but I was pleased with this one. Diddles welcome.
>
>        _,--'.--.
>       ;.,-.'`-.'`.
>       `;( 0   0 );
>       `(|  (_)  |)
>        '| '-_-' |`
>        __`-.  -'__
>       / -- `--' --|
>      /  , - \/ -| |
>     /  / --  . -| |
>    (  (  --  . -| |
>     \  \     .  |/
>      `-'\---' `-')
>       \-'    :   |
>       |      |   |
>       |      |   |
>       |      |   |
>       |      |   |
>       |      |   |
>       |------|---|
>       (_     :    \_
>         `-.___)_____)
>
> How do you like it? Give me your opinion! :*)
>
> --
Clover, you did a great piece!

smilin`
Prudence

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Subject: Re: [pic] Man
Date: 1999/08/07
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