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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Aug 1997.
some doodling

some doodling

hi y'all, forgive the intrusion, but i've done a couple of doodles,
and, egocentric as i am, thought the world might like to see them.
if they're old hat, or just plain rubbish, flames/comments are welcome.

anyway, #1 is the YMCA dance (y'know, to the chorus Y-M-C-A):

      \   / /V\   r _  / \
       \O/  \O/  /O/   \O/
        #    #    #     #
       / \  / \  / \   / \
      ^   ^^   ^^   ^ ^   ^

#2 is my current sig:

 () O o , .     Rob Partington  rob...@netlink.co.uk     ,--|-,
          _||_  Netlink Systems                       /------\
        __|OO|_                  \O/          _,-.   .-| || |--.,-,
~~~~~~~~\_____/~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~(#)~~~~~~~~~/'   ``-'             `-,~~


#3 is a witch:

     \|/_^_
      V  O 
      |-( )-
      |(___)
      |_/ \\_
     
and, finally, #4 is a pear (or a "steaming dog turd!", according to someone
in the office, who obviously doesn't have an artists eye...)

        ,
       ()
      (__)

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From: rj...@faethor.wamphyri.net (Rob Partington)
Subject: some doodling
Date: 1997/08/02
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