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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Mar 1997.
Re: Cheetah

Re: Cheetah

In article <199...@ladder02.news.aol.com>, spu...@aol.com 
says...
>
>There was a request for a cheetah not too long ago.  I considered taking the 
stripes off of my tiger and adding spots.  Instead, I just made 
>Any improvements on the face?  These smaller ones are so hard.... llizard?
>
>-=[ cheetah ]=-  2/97
>
>                       (\_
>          .:``";=-.,.-;'.6\
>         /,.'`,.'.'`.',(.'=J
>        //\_','.'./.'.,|`""`
>       // /)./`"""\.'./
>     _// |/||      |||
>    '-'  \\ \\      \\\
>  jgs     `" `"      ``"
>
>-joan

Joan. The body looks a little short making this fellow look more hyena like. I 
used your characters to lengthen the body. But I think for it to really look 
cheetah-like, it should be running. Aren't they the fastest running mammals?

-=[ cheetah ]=-  2/97

                             (\_
           .:``";=-..,.,.,..-;'.6\
          /,.'`,.'.'`,.'.'`.',(.'=J
         //\_','.'.'.'./.'.,|`""`
        // /)./`"""""""""\.'./
not   _// |/||            |||
pure '-'  \\ \\            \\\
  jgs      `" `"            ``"


(And you call this small??)
--
                                       ,^
                    ===%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                           "    "
                  llizard  cq5...@torfree.net

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Subject: Re: Cheetah
Date: 1997/03/03
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