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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Nov 1997.
Re: Re: My first attempt

Re: Re: My first attempt

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>Hmm... Added leg is too short and some people truly can think that's 
>something else  ;)
WOw-- that's *some* horse!

> This horse stays on three legs and lift the fourth one (like 
>horses in circus). He has little twisted head to left side. We see him from 
>profile, so second back leg is invisible (is DIRECTLY behind back left leg).
OK-- I see the horse running at a diagonal- so it's right  back leg
would be shorter than the other in appearance...
It's your pic-- you certainly can have it as you like...
-joan
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