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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Apr 2003.
Re: Tulip

Re: Tulip

On Tue, 15 Apr 2003 at 16:43 GMT, 
 Horroroso <hor...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Tulip:
>  
>          ;M";::;;
>         ,':;: ""'.
>        ,M;. ;MM;;M:
>        ;MMM::MMMMM:
>       ,MMMMM'MMMMM:
>       ;MMMMM MMMMMM
>       MMMMM::MMMMMM:
>       :MM:',;MMMMMM'
>       ':: 'MMMMMMM:
>         '; :MMMMM"
>            ''"""'
>             .
>             M
>             M
> .           M           .
> 'M..        M        ,;M'
>  'MM;.      M       ;MM:
>  :MMM.     M      ;MM:
>   'MMM;     M     :MMM:
>    MMMM.    M     MMMM:
>  :MMMM:    M     MMMM:
>  :MMMM:    M    :MMMM:
>  :MMMMM    M    ;MMMM:
>   'MMMMM;   M   ,MMMMM:
>    :MMMMM.  M   ;MMMMM'
>     :MMMM;  M  :MMMMM"
>      'MMMM  M  ;MMMM"
> -hrr- ':MM  M ,MMM:'
>         "": M :""'


Very pretty.

ObAscii: (A robot face - it's one of my first attempts - sorry).

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Mark Hill <apr...@linuxmail.org>

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