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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Mar 2000.
Re: I need some butterflies please!

Re: I need some butterflies please!

Here's a butterfly I found on this newsgroup earlier... but I don't know
who it's by.  Does anyone here know?


                `         '
;,,,             `       '             ,,,;
`YES8888bo.       :     :       .od8888YES'
  888IO8DO88b.     :   :     .d8888I8DO88
  8LOVEY'  `Y8b.   `   '   .d8Y'  `YLOVE8
 jTHEE!  .db.  Yb. '   ' .dY  .db.  8THEE!
   `888  Y88Y    `b ( ) d'    Y88Y  888'
    8MYb  '"        ,',        "'  dMY8
   j8prECIOUSgf"'   ':'   `"?g8prECIOUSk
     'Y'   .8'     d' 'b     '8.   'Y'
      !   .8' db  d'; ;`b  db '8.   !
         d88  `'  8 ; ; 8  `'  88b
        d88Ib   .g8 ',' 8g.   dI88b
       :888LOVE88Y'     'Y88LOVE888:
       '! THEE888'       `888THEE !'
          '8Y  `Y         Y'  Y8'
           Y                   Y
           !                   !

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From: <vw2...@bacon.math.uwaterloo.ca>
Subject: Re: I need some butterflies please!
Date: 2000/03/10
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