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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Jan 1999.
Re: req: Cat sigs

Re: req: Cat sigs

Christopher Evans wrote:
> 
> Tom said:
> > >   _ _/|
> > >  \'o.0'
> > >  =(___)=
> > >     U           artist?
> 
> > This was what the cat in the comic Bloom County used to say.
> 
> actually it looks a lot like Bill the Cat from Outland.

That's because they are the same character. The artist who does Outland
is the same one who did Bloom County. (Sorry, I can't remember his
name.) He brought back Bill the Cat after several thousand requests by
readers.

-- 
                    /)-._    Time : Thu Jan 28 11:26:38 1999
                   Y. ' _]
            ,.._   |`--"=    One man's theology is another man's belly
           /    "-/  `.\     laugh.
  /)  sk  |   |_     `\|___
  \:::::::\___/_\__\_______\
- Lazarus Long, a fictional character created by Robert Heinlein

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