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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 3 Jan 1997.
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{REQ} Coralee

{REQ} Coralee

alt.ascii-art · 2 messages · 3 Jan 1997 - 6 Jan 1997
Can anybody help me out and do an ascii of the words "CORALEE".  No more than
10 lines.  A small little one.

A picture of a mouse .. a tiny one would be great if anybody has one 
lying around somewhere.

Thanks!


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alisha <sop...@g-dav.demon.co.uk> ASCII art 6 Jan 1997 00:00 · permalink · report
In article <E3G...@torfree.net>, Dinshaw Vevaina
<cb1...@torfree.net> writes
>Can anybody help me out and do an ascii of the words "CORALEE".  No more than
>10 lines.  A small little one.
>
>A picture of a mouse .. a tiny one would be great if anybody has one 
>lying around somewhere.

Okay, heres a couple:
   ()_
  ('__)--a
   ^ ^  

Kinda cute;)
     _
    (_)
    / \
   ( " )  \__
   // \\  __/
  ("___")/a

A sitting down mouse *heh heh*

Well, they are _my_ mice and hope you enjoy them, *giggle* and I hope
they don't run away.
     
>Thanks!
>
>
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