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From: llizard <cq547@freent.toronto.on.ca>
Subject: Re: CHRISTMAS TREE
Date: 1997/12/14
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In article <882073855@global.dyn.ml.org>, robert.todd@global.dyn.ml.org
(Robert Todd) wrote:
> 
>  -=> Quoting Miss Kitty to All <=-
> 
[snip of part of a Christmas tree almost entirely composed of
nonstandard characters]
> 
>     Excellent piece of work even if the top and bottom IS cut off [g].
> 

Excellent for another venue, perhaps.

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   7.~   \  mmm
  /o "\   \,^^%---
  7 & ~    <   \ Here is a Christmas tree using standard characters.
 / @ ; \  _/>
 7` o  ~   __>
/# " 97 \ _\_ \^^
  <EJM>  [___] \


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