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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 May 1998.
Frogstein and Birdstein - The Arabian Cousin

Frogstein and Birdstein - The Arabian Cousin

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02                                                                    02
03  Frogstein and Birdstein - The Arabian Cousin                      03
04  by Pete Casso 980504                                              04
05                                                                    05
06        .oo                                                         06
07       (  -)           Frogstein!         But Birdstein!            07
08       [[]]]            Who is that on     That's my famous         08
09      [[]]               the pedestal?      Arabian cousin          09
10     []]                  \                  Sheik S. Pearestein!   10
11    []]                    _==_               \                     11
12   [[[]]                   <" )                 oo.                 12
13    [[[]]]                <( <)                (-  )                13
14      [[[]]]]               ^^                  " "                 14
15                                                                    15
16WW5WWW10WWWW5 Visit the 'steins at http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/

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From: Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Frogstein and Birdstein - The Arabian Cousin
Date: 1998/05/04
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