REQ: ascii "bears"
From Royce Bair <tss...@xmission.com>
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· 29 Mar 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Does anyone have any ascii "bears", i.e. grizzly bears or Teddy bears?. Since this is my last name (Bair, pronounced like the animal), I'd love to use it on future signatures. Thanks! Royce Bair Salt Lake City, UT USA tss...@xmission.com P.S. Here's a cool new site with Easter ART: Christ, Angels, Eggs, Bunnies.... IMAGES OF EASTER http://www.tssphoto.com/easter/easter.html It's a collection of vintage and contemporary images celebrating Easter, past and present. Includes the history and meaning of Easter. Many angel illustrations from the Victorian Era. Ukrainian Easter eggs, humorous Easter bunny photos, Easter bonnets, and flowers. Plus images showing the Garden Tomb of Jesus Christ. Enjoy!
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