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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Jul 1999.
Re: REQ: A Rainbow and a duck

Re: REQ: A Rainbow and a duck

On Thu, 8 Jul 1999, Nobody wrote:

> I showed my mom some of your work & she really liked it
> she asked if you guys could make her a duck.
> 
> she likes rainbows too. could you make one so I could have
> my nephews color them in for her.
> 
> Thank you

Hello Nobody...I don't have any rainbows, but here a 2 smallish ducks.
Maybe you could print them then enlarge them .. for coloring .. on a
photocopier.

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Hope your nephew can use them.

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|  {"}   Geraldine  Jones   {"}  |
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