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From: pixel8ed@netcom.com (Diane Wenner)
Subject: Tlak-Line: Pegasus
Date: 1996/05/14
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Joanne Moore (joanne59@vivanet.com) wrote:

: On 12 May 1996 02:54:02 -0500, 101715@hil-news-svc-2.compuserve.com,
: wrote:

: >
: >greetings
: >
: >could someone post me an Ansi or Ascii of a Unicorn??
: >thanX in advance :-))
: >Ich wollte einfach mal meinen Senf dazu geben
: >
: >
: Here's the one in my sig (originally found in this newsgroup):


:        \_     ,      
:        \~-._ |\     
:         \   ~\ )         
:          \_  //'         \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\///////////////
:   ,;;\___(  (.-~~~-.     -  ***  Joanne Moore  ***    -
: ,;'' /    ~--   /._`\    -       jo@genie.com         -
:      ) /--.._, )_  `~    -   joanne59@vivanet.com     -
:     /~'`\    `\\~~\      ///////////////\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ 
:    "     "   "~'  "  

It's nice, Joanne, but your .sig is Pegasus, the winged horse of Greek 
mythology.  Unicorns are also mythical horses; they have a horn growing 
out of their foreheads and no wings.

Diane Wenner