looking for lord of the ring character acsii art
From Andreas Burmester <and...@era.ericsson.se>
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· 7 Jan 2002 12:59 · View full thread
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Hi, Im looking for a gandalf and a gimli acsii art for my two new unix servers. Does anyone know where i can find any? I posted here allmost a year ago when i was looking for a golum image and i got a great one from jro. Hope i have the same luck this time. =) Best regards, -Andreas
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