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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Feb 2000.
Re: REQ: A fly
Thanks, now it certainly does look a bit more like a fly.

Dave Bird wrote:
> 
> In article<38A...@trenet.ee>, Silver Saks ehk Sulliwan Sucks
> <sta...@trenet.ee> writes:
> >I'm looking for a sig-sized pic of a fly.
> >All I could come up with was this:
> >
> >  ,    ,    ,
> >   \  (|)  /
> >    '(-.-)'
> >..-'/ \"/ \'-..
> >   /,' V ',\
> >.'| .'/'\'. |'.
> >   '-'   '-'
> 
>  actually yours is very good as it stands, though I would add the
>  tips of the other two legs (presumably hidden under the wings).
> 
>  Joan Stark has some flies, bees, etc.
> 
>    _ ' ' _
> --( '.".' )
> __ :--H--:
> _\_'./"\.'   You'll never get me up in one of those things.
> _/_.-'               /                                    .
>                                                           .
>    ( ( ( ( ( @)   (" ) ) ) )                              .
> ...." " " " "...... " " " " ...http://www.xemu.demon.co.uk/

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