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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Apr 1996.
request for a moose

request for a moose

	Somebody posted this moose which I adjusted a little (Im no 
artist) for my MUD.  I still cant get the antlers  quite right but they 
arent quite as high as the orig.  Thanks go to the artist for the moose!

 /\/\__/\_/\      /\_/\__/\/\                 ^^^Moosengard^^^
 \          \____/          /              baham.cnlm.uci.edu 4040
  '----_____       ____----'                 128.200.52.32 4040
            | 0 0  \_                         
            |                         Currently using Mordor_3.0 (C) 1996
          _/     /\               Programed by Brett Vickers & Brooke Paul
         /o)  (o/l \_            With Extentions by Steve Smith, Roy Wilson
         \=====//                     And a few little twists of my own.

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From: William Briesemaster <wbr...@parker.bio.uci.edu>
Subject: request for a moose
Date: 1996/04/19
Message-ID: <Pin...@parker.bio.uci.edu>#1/1
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newsgroups: alt.ascii-art

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