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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Jul 2003.
Re: [PIC] Cymothoe Coccinata Hew. - Nymphalidae (Uganda)

Re: [PIC] Cymothoe Coccinata Hew. - Nymphalidae (Uganda)

Faux_Pseudo 

> > How about the ????? part?
> 
> Not quite understanding.  The anteni arn't the best but that is the
> angle that they were at. 

Aha, that answers my question.
 
> 
> >  Did I receive your painting well?
> 
> And that has me completely lost.
> 

I just wanted to make sure that there weren't
lost any characters. 

Now everything is clear and I congratulate you
once again for that fine lively piece of ASCII-art.

R@ineR

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