Re: REQ: most anything Jewish
gap...@vcn.bc.ca wrote: > > I already have stars of David and Menorrahs galore, am looking for other > distinctively Jewish items rendered in ascii art, please? Especially > specific-to-holiday pics... :) > > ADVthanksANCE, > Your servant, > > <+]::-{)} > Cyberpope (email: gap...@vcn.bc.ca) > > (Please cc my mailbox) Ah... Like? See, I'm not that into that religion. Only thing I directly connect to jews are Diamonds ( Brussels/Amsterdam ) and odd curls, but I can't do them in ASCII... Other things I got from the news, but that probably isn't what you're looking for. /\ \/ There's a diamond... ( Diamonds are a girl's best friend ) ( Odd, by the way, cos diamonds are forever and girls aren't... ) Enuff, enuff... Braaaah! -- ____ Time : Thu Sep 17 13:37:58 1998 .X+. . .Xx+-. . An elephant: A mouse built to government specifications. XXx++-.. Lazarus Long (43) XXxx++--.. `XXXxx+++--' `XXXxxx' ""
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