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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 May 1997.
Re: saxophone

Re: saxophone

On 13 May 1997 00:29:00 GMT, spu...@aol.com (Spunk1111) wrote:

>In article <5k80u9$hmm$1...@huequi.puc.cl>, mic...@puc.cl (Luis Toloza P.)
>writes:
>>has anyone an ascii of a saxophone???
>
>here's a little one:
>-=[ saxaphone ]=-  3/97
>               ___
>              "'-.'.
>                  \ \
>                   ; ;
>                  .| |.---,
>                  :| ||o |
>                   \ o  o|
>           jgs      '._.'

Now just add Clinton, Joan, and we'd have the start of a great ascii
political cartoon! =)

Jeff


--       __
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      \/_/__\  aka Qaexl   .--='/~\   % copy them in part or whole,   %   
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-,-----,-----,---\-,-----,\'-' {{~}}  % 1) When used in direct reply. %
Laziness       __/\_   jgs '--=.\}/   % 2) When otherwise posted.     %
Impatience    /_/ |\\                 %	        -- Thank You          %
Hubris             \/                 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

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From: ano...@voicenet.com (The Anomaly)
Subject: Re: saxophone
Date: 1997/05/18
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