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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Oct 1999.
Re: my 1st ascii

Re: my 1st ascii

On Wed, 6 Oct 1999 20:05:53 +0100, Penny Loades
<pen...@tattcott.demon.co.uk> provoked the following text:

>>>                                          /\   /\
>>>                                         |  | |  |
>>>                                          \_/_\_/
>>>                                          /     \
>>>                                         : O   O :
>>>                                       ==(   Y   )==
>>>                                          �>   <�
>>>                                          /     \
>>>                                         |   Y   |
>>>                                        /    |    \
>>>                                       (  |  |  |  )
>>>                                        `-\__.__/-�
>>> look at this bunny ive made, how does it look?
>>lookin good here Kasumi :)
>Yeah, I love the bunny, do you think you could do a little kitten/cat fo
>me???? PLEASSE...

   |\__ __/|
   |/     \|
   : O   O :
   (  =x=  )
    �>   <�
    /     \
   |   Y   |
  /    |    \
 (  |  |  |  )
  `-\__.__/-�

How 'bout this one? :-)
--
        Peter Punk
          \    /
        ---\\\\---
          /    \

Some answer all the questions, I question all the answers.

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Subject: Re: my 1st ascii
Date: 1999/10/08
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