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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Sep 2004.
Re: My first ASCII drawing.

Re: My first ASCII drawing.

Homer.Simpson wrote:

> Iconoclast said
> 
>> bloodbug2 wrote:
>> 
>>> Feel free to diddle and give tips, I'm only a begginer.
>>> 
>>> It's a mouse who carry a big-ass cheese with its ears.(Funky I know :D)
>>  
>>  
>>           ___________
>>          /  T       /\
>>         /    J o   /  \
>>        /    O A   / o  \
>>       /          /    O \
>>      /   o  O   /  O     \
>>     /          /          \
>>    /_________ /____________\
>>          ()()
>>  8====Do<"  ).--.  _-._.-*
>>         (_______).-
>>          W w W w   . .. .  .   .
>>                        .  .   .   .
>> It's a mouse who carries a big-ass cheese with a penis on his nose and
> defecating all the while

Now this was damn funny!!

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