Re: my first ascii
It was a sunny day Thu, 27 Sep 2001 17:37:25 +0200, when krislob <kri...@wp.pl> wrote in alt.ascii-art that: >>I have no idea what it is. Are your lines wrapping, or something? >Eeee... i see there two chipmunks eating some....hmmmm...what is it! >Ye... Kitekat! And they drink.....mmmm...i don't see well....yeeeeeeee >they drink polish "Yabol" wine ! ;-) He, he... When the night is cold, when there is no woman at your side... This wine can be good friend of one;) >p.s. btw my first aa had 10 lines, and i was making it few minutes. >Remember : Rome wasn't build in one day :) Let me guess... It was woman... right? bug -- Blazej Kozlowski -=O=- bug bug...@akw.pl bu...@student.pl bla...@akw.pl GG: 1093730
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