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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Sep 2004.
Re: Presenting... Li'l Bastard No.2

Re: Presenting... Li'l Bastard No.2

Rowe Rickenbacker <use...@templeofdreams.net> wrote:

> Yes and no. Family Guy wasn't ASCII, but a cartoon format.

Yeah, I figured that out ;-)


> Stewie, though, was scheming and exactly like the kid in your 
> comics - vocabulary and all, I think.

Figures... every time I come up with a half decent idea, it turns out
some asshole has already beaten me to the punch, made a stunning success
of it and is currently living off the royalties. Meanwhile I'm the only
schmuck around who has no idea what's happening...


(|) m--D     [get it?]


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