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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 6 Jan 1996.
Line: lizard

Line: lizard

In article <4cbmd0$h2...@taco.cc.ncsu.edu>, cpe...@mckimmon01.mck.ncsu.edu
(Kim Holbrook) wrote:

> Hi all.  I am in search of an ascii lizard.
> Please email if you have one or know where I
> can locate one.  Thanks to all in advance.
> 
> Kim     cpe...@mckimmon01.mck.ncsu.edu

It's actually a gecko, but here goes:

_____________________________
|                  _        |                                        
|                 /"\       |
|                /o o\      |          
|           _\/  \   / \/_  |      
|            \\._/  /_.//   |
|            `--,  ,----'   |
|              /   /        |                                       
|    ^        /    \        |                                     
|   /|       (      )       |                                       
|  / |     ,__\    /__,     |                                       
|  \ \   _//---,  ,--\\_    |
|   \ \   /\  /  /   /\     |
|    \ \.___,/  /           |
|     \.______,/            |
|                           |                                        
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

--- FRM
mr....@garlic.com

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From: mr....@garlic.com (Felix Mariposa)
Subject: Line: lizard
Date: 1996/01/06
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