Re: ASCII Art Fart for Tue, 2004 Jul 20
On Wed, 21 Jul 2004, Bertrand Mollinier Toublet wrote: > Faux_Tran wrote: >> .-"-. .-"-. .-"-. .-"-. >> _/_-.-_\_ _/.-.-.\_ _/.-.-.\_ _/.-.-.\_ / __} {__ \ >> /|( o o )|\ ( ( o o ) ) ( ( o o ) ) / // " \\ \ | // " \\ >> | |/ " \| |/ " \| / / \'---'/ \ \ / / \'---'/ \ \ >> \'/^\'/ \ .O. / \ \_/`"""`\_/ / \ \_/`"""`\_/ / /`\ /`\ >> /`"""`\ \ / \ / / /|\ \ / \ >> SEE NO EVIL HEAR NO EVIL SPEAK NO EVIL SHIT NO EVIL >> > I rarely appreciate the Tran's ASCII farts (which I am sure is a common > thing), but this one is pretty good. Tran's works always makes me laugh despite myself and against my better judgement. What else can I say. > > ObAscii: changing the tires of my Ninja 250 > _ . > o Y ` o > > -- > Bertrand >
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