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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Oct 2002.
Re: Nerd Boy, episode 295

Re: Nerd Boy, episode 295

>
>            /=/
>         __/=/
>        /::/|
>      _/::/ /
>     /_~/||/
>    [__]/|'
>    / ///   :F_P:
>   (o)|/
>    y//
>   /=/
>  /=/
>
> There, fixed. (If this would be done more often with ASCII, the train
> companies would save a lot of money on repairing tracks! *g*)

             /=/
         ___/=/
        /::/|/
      _/::/ /
     /_~/||/
    [__]/|'
    / ///   :F_P:
   (o)|/
    y//
   /=/
  /=/

Fixed more ^^

-Firien

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