Re: romance
From The Helmet <u2i...@teach.cs.keele.ac.uk>
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· 22 Mar 1995 15:55 · View full thread
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Jennifer wrote:
: Please sketch a romance symbol or a great heart, or something I can
: send- I leave the credit all to he/she who'll be so kind as to do this
: for me. Thanks
I don't recall if anyone's done a 3d heart so far. If not, here's a quick one
I just rustled up. Perhaps it will fester in someone's FTP server for a while
anyway. (But be careful! Don't *break* my heart!)
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Hey - who needs realism - it's not as if the traditional heart shape is
realistic!
Rob.
In case anyone's wondering (not that anyone is, but I thought I'd let it be
known... this is how *I* would use this piccy:
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RJP >>>---\ \ (------|> SCF (soon to be Mrs Pomeroy...)
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