[REQ] Looking for rainbows
From Rainstar <rai...@asarian-host.net>
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· 19 Oct 2003 18:41 · View full thread
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Hi! I'm looking for ASCII art of rainbows. I found one nice one with a cloud on one end and a pot of gold on the other, but it had a rather rude comment attached to it. I'm just looking for the pic with no comments. What I'd like to use it for is sometimes I send rainbows to friends through email who are having a rough time and need something to brighten their day. A little voice inside said the other day "you should find an ASCII art pic of a rainbow to send instead of just saying *sends lots and lots of rainbows to brighten your day*". :) I tried doing a Google search for "ASCII art rainbow" and all I found was the one rainbow with the rude comment attached to the pic. Does anyone have suggestions on where I might look to find one to use or perhaps have one that I could use? Thanks in advance. Rainstar
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