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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Jun 1997.
Re: Frogstein and Birdstein Competitionstein

Re: Frogstein and Birdstein Competitionstein


PeteCasso (pet...@aol.com) writes:
>  .oo     .oo     .oo     .oo     .o
> (  -)   (  -)   (  -)   (  -)   ( |
>  " "     " "     " "     " "     "

              Aaugh! You haff cut one of my
             brohzers een half! You shall
            pay for zees! En garde!               PitoKasso-san, korosu!
           /                                       \
       .oo                                           OO.
      (  -)                                         (-  )
       " "                                           " "
 Grenouillestein                                  Kaerustein

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Note to any who like to see things that aren't there: No, I'm not directly,
or indirectly through this silly toon, seriously threatening PeteCasso's life.

(And before you get any other ideas, the larger eyes on Kaerustein
 are a pathetic attempt to make him anime/manga-style. :)
--
Tim Park (ad5...@freenet.carleton.ca) # RANCO Shampoo Rep / OSMC Parapara Rep
Member of the #ShAS#: Shampoo Appreciation Society - Our favourite femaline!
World Wide Woozle: http://www.fiction.org/www/ -----------------------------

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From: ad5...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Tim Park)
Subject: Re: Frogstein and Birdstein Competitionstein
Date: 1997/06/19
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