Re: what is it?
From Lianne <emi...@columbus.rr.com>
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· 25 Nov 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Spunk1111 wrote: > Let's see if anyone recognizes this... > > .-------. .-------. > | /\ /\ | | /\ /\ | > | |#|#| | | |#|#| | > | |#|#| | | |#|#| | > |_|#|#|_|___|_|#|#|_| > | |nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn| | > | ||||||||||||||||| | > | |-.-||.:::.||-.-| | > | |/V\||::+::||/V\| | > |_|#|#||':::'||#|#|_| > |IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII| > | | _ || .-. || _ | | > | |/ \||/ _ \||/ \| | > | | || ||| || | | > jgs |_|_H_||_|||_||_H_|_| > > -joan Is it Our Lady (Notre Dame)? ~Lianne~
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