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From: Mika <cmdriedg@acs.ucalgary.ca>
Subject: Re: ascii kangaroo
Date: 1996/06/16
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On Sat, 15 Jun 1996, Sophie wrote:
>>Here is one I saw in this group a long time ago, author unknown ..
>>
>> _,/
>><__ \_.---.
>>   \_  /   \
>>     \)\ /\.\
>>       //   \\
>>     ,/'     `\_,
>>
>Heres a cleared up version of that kanga
>
>
>    _o/
>   <__ \_.---.
>      \_  /   \
>        \)\ /\`\
>        / //   \\
>       "  \,    `\__)

Sorry Skydancer, but it's not correct.  The first one is.  Kangas don't have
long front arms, and they do kinda pull them up.  Neither do their tails curve
that much .  And their feet do bend forward when they're running (jumping).
And their eyes *are* rather small...

No, I'm not from Australia, but I draw, and I know what kangaroos *do* look
like...  Don't mean to be rude, but it was bugging me!!

Mika

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