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From: sloth@netcom.com (KCSpindler)
Subject: Re: [Request] A sloth? Anyone?
Date: 1996/07/27
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Sophie (sophie@g-dav.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: >:                   __
: >: ================={_ )====///==============================================
: >:                    ll   / /     
: >:                /\  ll  / /      POWERED By REAL SLOTHS!!!
: >:               /  \ ll / /       
: >:              / /\ \ll/ /               Donald MacDonald-Ross II
: >:             ///  (:___:)    ///        dmacdon2@freenet.npiec.on.ca
: >:        __________l{. .}l___/ /         dross@envirolink.org
: >:       ///---------\\_//_____/
: >

: Yes, but they are so slow ((so slow that moss and other plants grow on
: them)) that they probably wouldn't mind having a photo taken!
: I think It's really cute.
: -- 
	I have it on good authority that sloths don't like being 
photographed. (we're just too slow to get away in time :))


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