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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Sep 1998.
Re: Request: Wok

Re: Request: Wok

From miK <mmi...@dataweb.nl> · alt.ascii-art · 15 Sep 1998 00:00 · View full thread
glo...@nettaxi.com (Glory Moon) wrote:

>On 13 Sep 1998 10:59:33 GMT, Jer...@zonko.compulink.co.uk (Jerry
>Ozaniec) wrote:
>>Anyone have a Wok?
>>

>this one stands in our kitchen:
>980914

>  __       ___,.-------..__        __
> //\\ _,-''                `'--._ //\\
> \\ ;'                           `: //
>  `(                               )'
>    :.                           ,;
>     `.`--.___           ___.--','
>       `.     ``-------''     ,'
>          -.               ,-
>       gpyy  `-._______.-'



I'm confused. My Indonesian gran used to call that a "Wadjang"...
This she called a "Wok":

                                                    _
            ___,.-------..__                   _,.-'\\
       _,-''                `'--._        _,.-' _,.-'|
     ;'                           `: _,.-' _,.-'_,.-''
    (                               )\_,.-'_,.-'
     :.                           ,;_'__/-'  
      `.`--.___           ___.--','
        `.     ``-------''     ,'
           -.               ,-
        gpyy  `-._______.-'



OK, if anything it's the modern day aluminum version of a Wok, topped of
with Teflon and a removable plastic handle...

Please deliver me from confusion, Glory Moon :)

,Mic

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From: mmi...@dataweb.nl (miK)
Subject: Re: Request: Wok
Date: 1998/09/15
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