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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Jul 1996.
Re: My ascii art

Re: My ascii art

Sophie wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
>       I was a bit bored so I've done you three ascii art animals.
> Nothing special just little things:)
> 
> -=Skydancer=-
> 
> 
>    V\  /\
>     (-)
>     ( o )
>     /   \  )
>    /_) (_\/
>     (   )/  *Woof?*
>     || ||
>    (_| |_)
> 
> 
>       V\___/V
>        ( 6 6 *I want my mommy*
>         (..o)
>     O O
>     |_|
>   <(+ +)>
>    ( u )
>       \\
>        \\
>         \\               )
>          \\             /
>           \\___________/
>           /|          /|
>          //||      ( /||
>         // ||______//_||
>        //  ||     //  ||
>       //   ||    //   ||
>       \\   ||    \\   ||
>        \\  ||     \\  ||
>        //  ||     //  ||
>       /_\ /__\   /_\ /__\
> 
> 
> --
>        ,-~~-.___.      Skydancer
>       / |  '     \
>      (  )         0
>       \_/-, ,----'         ~The air of heaven is that which blows between
>          ====           //   a horses ears. Arabian Proverb~
>         /  \-'~;    /~~~(O)
>        /  __/~|   /       |
>      =(  _____| (_________|

I saw your art, and I wanted to tell you that I honestly admire your 
talent!  How you and others can do this is beyond me.  Everytime I try, 
all I end up with is, well, ascii characters.  I can play guitar, I can 
write, I can do a lot of things...but ascii art continues to elude me.  
And the reason I am writing to you is because I especially liked your 
giraffe!

If you do any more, and want to share them with me, I would be happy to 
receive your email.  I am even thinking of putting an ascii art link page 
on my main page; so if you have a page where people can link to, or 
you ever get one, let me know, O.K.?

James Mays

-- 
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             (No, it's not spam -- it's)
                    My Signature

             (c) 1996 James E. Mays III
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NOTE:  My wife insists that I tell you she had nothing to do with this 
signature.
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Here is a top ten list of excuses for not going to 
http://www.freedomstarr.com/MA1960626.rep, and the people whom I think 
best qualify to use them:

10.  "I already have enough money...well, almost."  Bill Gates

 9.  "I'm a dog."  Lassie, Benji

 8.  "I'm dead."  John Lennon

 7.  "I might get fired."  Candice Bergen

 6.  "If it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't have no luck at all."  Eric 
Clapton (remember "Born under a Bad Sign", Cream, Disraeli Gears?  Oh, 
never mind...)

 5.  "Dick and Johnny won't let me."  Ed McMahon

 4.  "Sounds too good to be true.  Besides, I don't have time...watching 
my hard drive defrag."  Me, two months ago

 3.  "Can't right now...we have a problem."  Apollo 13 crew

 2.  "I would, but I've already turned off my computer."  Forrest Gump

 1.  "No one takes me seriously anymore."  Yassar Arafat

-----------------

You SHOULD go to http://www.freedomstarr.com/MA1960626.rep if you want to 
make a really good living without being a slave to a job.  I did it 
because I wanted to be free to keep the Sabbath holy by not working on 
that day.  Whatever your reasons, go to the page and study it well...this 
could be for you what it is for me, the way to freedom.

James Mays
My home page is http://www.hway.net/bigbo

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Subject: Re: My ascii art
Date: 1996/07/05
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