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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Apr 2003.
Re: Nerd Boy, episode 367

Re: Nerd Boy, episode 367

Joaquim G�ndara <cla...@lords.com> wrote

> Wouldn't a cyberspace detective story be kinda cool?

Yeah, let's play it in the very past, when the bits
were denoted as L (as in laughing) and O (as in O I don't know).
We could call them


             L                  O
                      and
         (bigfoot)            (Fatty)

Bigfoot is the brain in the team.
Fatty is the more contemplative (or stupid) one.

Whenever Bigfoot ponders something very difficult, he quickly
runs in circles around Fatty, which could be shown as:

                      LOL

(Too bad, our ancients forgot to invent a left-oriented L)

Greetings,
R@ineR

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