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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Jun 1998.
Re: REQ: what do you think?

Re: REQ: what do you think?

>I think it the bun I posted was a bit skewed (skewy rabbit-Trix
>are for kids!)... repost:
>                     _       _
>                    / \     / \
>                   {   }   {   }
>                   {   {   }   }
>                    \   \ /   /
>                     \   Y   /
>                     .-"`"`"-.
>                   ,`         `.
>                  /             \
>                 /               \
>                {     ;"";,       }
>                {  /";`'`,;       }
>                 \{  ;`,'`;.     /
>                  {  }`""`  }   /}
>                  {  }      {  //  cyd
>                  {||}      {  /
>                  `"'       `"'

>and for some reason, the first line was made with tabs!
>eeks!
>-joan

you know what's funny is that my rabbit's name is Trixie!  :)

Except she's a lop. I think I'm gonna hafta fix this to look like her!  :)

Cyd

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From: cy...@rci.rutgers.edu (Cyd)
Subject: Re: REQ: what do you think?
Date: 1998/06/15
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Organization: Rutgers University
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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