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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 21 Feb 1995.
Line: Praying Mantis; Request: Help improve it

Line: Praying Mantis; Request: Help improve it

It looks like this post got bounced the first time. Let's try again:

I'm not very good at this, and I need to make a Praying Mantis (well
actually it's a fantasy creature called Thri-Kreen, but it looks a lot
like a man-sized Mantis)
Can anybody help? Here's what I've done so far:


 \ /
 ( ).       ,~;
  V \\   ,~  .~
  __| \~~   ,_/\
  \  `/-_--~    \_
  '   \   \
      '    \_


Thanks in advance,


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            - O -
            '/!\`
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     Mizar, the Brilliant
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"Shine on, you crazy diamond..."

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From: "Marcos A. Avila" <mar...@IFI.UNICAMP.BR>
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Subject: Line: Praying Mantis; Request: Help improve it
Date: 21 Feb 1995 14:50:40 -0600
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