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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Oct 1999.
Re: Request: HOWLER MONKEY.

Re: Request: HOWLER MONKEY.

On 6 Oct 1999 02:30:28 GMT, mat...@math.canterbury.ac.nz (Bill
Taylor) wrote:

>You know the sort, they have big tuffets of fur on the sides of their faces,
>and can open their mouths very wide, with lips protruding quite far, to howl.
>I think they also have prehensile tails, though that's less important.
>
>I would *really* like to have one of these.  It's not urgent, but it would be
>nice to get one soonish.
>
>If Joan, Burger, Shanada, Pru, JRO, Krogg, or any of the other ascii-experts,
>or indeed anyone at all, could do one for me, I would be VERY grateful.
>

I think I'll delurk and give this one a try.  It's midterms now.  I
think the only time I can do ascii art is when I should be doing
something else.  Passing's overrated anyhow.

.------------------------------------------------------------------.
|                                  _                               |
|                              - `   `' .                         /|
|                          - `            `.                     L |
|                        .                  ;- .                J  |
|                       -                    _.,;               L  |
|                      '                    '   | ..           /   |
|                     '                       /`/    -        J    |
|                    :      ,-""-.             |   .  ` `-.   L    |
|                     `_--.  _.-. `.         `-'  '         `/     |
|\                     (0)/ J|(0)) |          -  .          L      |
| \                   .`-/  J '-' /           \            J       |
|  \                .-  /  _ .-"`           \              L       |
|   \              .   Y  (O  `-            \          __ J        |
|    \                 L`__     '         \          .`  )L        |
|     \           '    `^__`;'`  \       \          /    /         |
|      \               -               \            |    \         |
|       \        '     / /        \   \             |     \   /`\  |
|        \      .       ' /|| \ `  \ \              |      \  \  \ |
|         \    .        .            |               \      `.|   Y|
|          \  .        :             |               J\           ||
|           \.        :              J               L \          ;|
|  _       _/        .               L              /   \         \|
| ( `-._.-'         .                 \            L     `._       |
|,._     _.'       .`                  \          J        `.      |
||  `````  .' ,  /|                     `-.       L          \     |
|`._   __.'  /  / |\                       `-.,__./           \    |
|   ```,`   /  / /  \                            J             \   |
|  .-'    ,'  /_/    \                           L              \  |
|  `._.-'.__.'     sk \                         J                \ |
'------------------------------------------------------------------'

Sarah

/_____________/|"Geologists are amazing. They know hundreds of words for
Sarah Kearsley||different sorts of dirt and hundreds of words for things
   kearsley   ||it does when left alone for a few million years."
_...@wam.umd.edu_|/~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Thomas Kettenring

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From: kea...@wham.umd.edu (Sarah Kearsley)
Subject: Re: Request:  HOWLER MONKEY.
Date: 1999/10/07
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