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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 May 1999.
Re(2): Watsit #5
Krogg writes
>Krogg wrote:
>> 
>> Watsit#5
>> 
>>    .---.
>>   /  .  \
>>  (___X___)
>> ############
>> 
>> So what _is_ it
>> --
>
>OK,ok.....I allready said that Glory Moon had
>the closest guess.It would seem that ya'll would
>use that hint wisely.....
>
>
>
>Glory Moon wrote:
>> a bowl overturned, cracked, and ravioli spilled all over?

an upside-down chamber-pot/potty/bedpan - whatever you call it locally
... upon a table surface or its prior contents

otherwise its someone having a 'dump' whilst inspecting their feet

[][ see yuz
[][ colin
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