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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Oct 1998.
Re: 1st ASCII art

Re: 1st ASCII art

Daniel Ros wrote:
> >>                           .'=
> >>           '  .' ` ` .    /      <-- Lawnmower!
> >>         .  `. ' `'` . \ /
> >>          ' '    .*~|.''.'
> >> \\dr\\\\\\\\\\\ o---'..',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
> >
> >     Wow, that brings me back, do they still make those kind of mowers?
> >
> 
> Here (UK) They still make some like that, for old people mostly. I tried to
> make a hover mover, but it ended up looking like a rock ;o/
--
I've only seen one hover mower over here in the states, so many yanks
may not be hip to hover mowers being real (I know I would have scoffed
at the idea til I saw one for myself!)  But they are a BLAST to use!!

And yeah, I know... Newbie Blabber.  I'll shut up now.  
	Gary
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Subject: Re: 1st ASCII art
Date: 1998/10/24
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