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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Jul 1998.
Re: REQ: ascii art of cock or dick

Re: REQ: ascii art of cock or dick

    Mike Faulk napisa�(a):
>OBArt:           ====D


    funny!
:-) c==8        (no comments)
:-O c=====8     (no comments)
~~:-D  ~:       (a VERY young man)
':-{ ,8         (a VERY old man)
:,-(   8=       (poor guy, no comments... or "darling! i'm afraid i've a
terrible headache")
:,,,-( c=_=8    (poor guy, he played with a hammer)
:-O c==.        (a cyclop)
:,-{ ^^^8       (after buttoning (???) trousers up too fast)
:-\  =:         (an eunuch)
:-<   :         (an eunuch too, but more brutal)

    any other... hmmm... "ARTS"??? ;-DDDDDDDD

regards
Buczo

PS  I'm still not satisfied with my Great Owl... Could someone make some
improvements? I think it's too... hmmm... angular/sharp-edged (only this
word I found in my dictionary. BTW - sorry for my bad English :-P )
--                                       /\__/\
hoping ... Buczo                        / \  / \
                                        \'/  \'/
Tomek Wojciak                           /  \/ | \
buc...@leda.3lo.lublin.spamtrap.pl       |     |  \
UIN 7404189                             |      \__\
_________________________________________\_  __  /_____
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From: "Buczo" <buc...@leda.3lo.lublin.spamtrap.pl>
Subject: Re: REQ: ascii art of cock or dick
Date: 1998/07/16
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