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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Mar 2000.
Re: watsit?

Re: watsit?


Lauri Kangas wrote:
> 
> 
>         what the heck is this?
>         a pez-head for the right answer!
> 
> 
> 
>            o    o  _.o
>       o     \___|-'
>        '.   / | '-o
>          '.'  '-._
>         o'     _.-'--o
>              o'  lka
> 

after some pondering on the question i have come to the conclusion that
nine alt-111`s, seven alt-45`s, nine alt-39`s, two alt-124`s, one alt-92
one alt-47, five alt-46`s and three alt-95`s were thrown into a jar,
shaken vigorously until throughly mixed. then spilled onto the pad as
they landed no one would know except the fortune teller pez-head
                            lgbeard

obascii---a very small mouse
-o>

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