Re: REQ: Masks
> > > > >First time in this type of art. I think it is a great idea and hope it > > >catches on. Can anyone figure out what this is? > > * * > > * * > > **** > > **o * > > ** ******** ** > > *-**- *** > > * \** ** ** > > ********* * > > ** ** > > ** ** > > ** ** > > Wee-eel, with the antlers--and your nevada address--I'd say > it's a pronghorn antelope. But to me it looks like the > macintosh cow-dog. On a Mac, when you go into the page > set-up box prior to printing, there's a beast on the > miniature page which lets you set letter or landscape > format. The beast looks like a calf or a dog, so it's just > called the cow-dog. > -- > bruce thompson > bru...@mindspring.com > Well, it sure looks like a mountain goat to me, but what can I say - I'm from the Rockies! Mika
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