Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 20 Jun 1994.
Rabbits?
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· 2 messages · 20 Jun 1994 - 21 Jun 1994
Help, my kids do a fanzine called cybrerbunny and are interested in non-cute
(ie non-easter) rabbit ascii pictures (erm, when I say non-cute, I mean not
like something off a sweetie packet, not no cutey-bunny type pictures: any
like that WE'll keep ;-))
I'd be very grateful for pointers to ftp sites or actual email of ascii
line-art of rabbits, bunnies, bunnibots, you name its that look vaguely
lepine (come to think of it, lupine is cool too: one of the aforementioned
kids is seriously into wolves ... and foxes)
Thanks in advance (oh, and copies of the fanzine to contributors)
Steve Glover aka kur...@tardis.ed.ac.uk
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In article <199...@bradford.ac.uk>, S.S...@bradford.ac.uk (Steve Glover) writes: >Help, my kids do a fanzine called cybrerbunny and are interested in non-cute >(ie non-easter) rabbit ascii pictures (erm, when I say non-cute, I mean not >like something off a sweetie packet, not no cutey-bunny type pictures: any >like that WE'll keep ;-)) >I'd be very grateful for pointers to ftp sites or actual email of ascii >line-art of rabbits, bunnies, bunnibots, you name its that look vaguely >lepine (come to think of it, lupine is cool too: one of the aforementioned >kids is seriously into wolves ... and foxes) Here's a little bunny in my .sig that I found a year back somewhere on the InterNet. \ Sent By: \ /\ ( ) Mrs. Corey L. Nelson .( o ). <Cor...@aol.com> on Mon, Jun 20, 1994 =============
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