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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Mar 1995.
REQ: Flames/Fire and Cats

REQ: Flames/Fire and Cats

From Cat...@Eagle.ais.net · alt.ascii-art · 25 Mar 1995 01:56 · View full thread · report
As a SYSOP, I could use some funny ASCII drawings of: WATER BEING THROWN ON A FIRE - Fire counld be from DRAGON;
2or a picture of  ROASTING MASHMELLOWS OVER A FIRE;  A sign saying something like "Warning, Temperature increasing to 
critical level' or any other warning/funny ways to tell participants that flaming must stop - use your imagination!

As a Cat lover, I'd appreciate ANY AND ALL CAT PICTURES, KITTEN PICTURES, and pictures of ROSETTES with 
STREAMERS (as awarded at cat shows).


Thanks!!!

Catnip

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Subject: REQ: Flames/Fire and Cats
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