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From: "Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen" <newsgroups@ceejay.cjb.nOt>
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Subject: Re: Request - Dragon
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> Hi everyone, I'm looking for a smallish dragon ASCII, as I have little or no
> ascii talent whatsoever myself...
> I need it to be less than 40 characters wide, though most any hight should
> work. I'll give full credit to the author. Thanks! :)

Now that I see this I remember I once praised some (german i believe) guy for
his wonderful cute dragon that was only a few lines tall ..
I'm sure I saved it .. but looking in my ascii-art folder for it I can't find
it.
I'll use google some day if no one remembers.