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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 May 2000.
Re: Req: Roc - 30 lines or less pls

Re: Req: Roc - 30 lines or less pls

Hi,

I am not very good at this as I am only "novice", but perhabs you could
use this as a start. It is only a raw construction, but perhabs someone
will diddle it to something useful.

Take Care

Gollator

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  <  ___      -' ---__                         _____---___   >
     <__ __           \_               ____/            >
          <__  -- __     \        __--              >
               <          '      /               >
                  <       |     |            >
                     \    |     |           >
                     |    \    /     _____>
                     |        /     --_ /
                    /                 /
                 '^/  /               |
                 | b                  /
                 \  _/_/              \---___
                 |'(/   --'__,       /_____=
                 \_/          \ /\_ /
                              //   \\
                              Y     Y
                             /       \
                           /|-       -\  gol

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