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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Mar 1998.
Re: unicorn

Re: unicorn



Fire <red...@pond.net> wrote in article <34F...@pond.net>...
> is there anyone out there that can do a pic for a unicorn that has fire
> in her eyes? or just a pic of a unicorn?
> thank you
> fire
> 
> 

I must have ESP, 'cause I was doing a unicorn the other day...Now, if I can
just find the file.....
[sound of digging through files]

Ah. Here we are...

                .           
                 \\.        
                  \ \**        
                  /   ***      
                 /*  )  **     
                /   /)   **    
               (__/ /    **    
                  /    ***    
                 /    ***    
                (      ***  
               /   )     **
              /   /        *
             /  /\          \
            / /    \         \
           (  )      \        \
            \ \        \       \  ***
             \ \         /      \*****
              \_\_      /        ) ***
               \__|    (        /   ***
                        \     /     **
                          \   \      *
                            \  \
                              \ \
                              / /
                             / /
                            /_/
                           /__| AH

I tried to make a second hind leg....really I did....

Alyssa
ASCII Artist in training

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From: "Alyssa" <the...@primenet.com>
Subject: Re: unicorn
Date: 1998/03/04
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