REQUEST: alligator / crocodile
From Mark Zajac <mza...@zajac2.phys.nd.edu>
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· 6 Dec 1994 15:10 · View full thread
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Hi!
I was thinking that it might be fun to have some ascii pictures of
alligators and crocodiles so that when I write to my friends I can
conclude the letter with...
see ya later...
[insert ascii alligator here]
OR, in a while...
[insert ascii crocodile here]
Could somebody help out by mailing me an ascii alligator or an ascii
crocodile?
Keep a song in your heart
Mark
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