Re: ASCII Art Fart for Mon, 2004 Oct 4
<col...@yahoo.com> wrote: > On Sat, 9 Oct 2004, Jeremy C B Nicoll wrote: > > In article <200...@bunrab.ronnet.moc>, > > <col...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > > > > > | /~o | /~o | /~o | /~o > > > |( > |( > |( > |( > > > > h/\-/ h/\-/ h/\-/ h/\-/ > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > > Are these birds? > Seeing them in a different (still fixed width) font > I don't even know. Four men up to their necks in water with a look of grim determination and rifles slung on their backs... I can't see any birds, but maybe they are hunting quail. -- ._____. SIMON WILLIAMS *email*at*luddite*dot*ca* |[LD8]! LUDDITE APPAREL http://apparel.luddite.ca | (O) | FAILURE RECORDS http://failure.luddite.ca !__!__! LC475 WEBSERVER http://luddite.no-ip.com
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