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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Oct 1999.
Re: looking for cute ascii-art breasts

Re: looking for cute ascii-art breasts

On Mon, 11 Oct 1999 16:37:36 GMT, "(-: Rand :-)" <ran...@chello.nl>
provoked the following text:

>>>>Gee, and to think that i had to help you to adapt your sig for
>>>>fixed-pitch!
>>>Yeah, I know. I'm a loser! :-)
>>So why don't you try and make some stuff of your own?
>>Start simple, like this:
>>  ,
>>  |`~
>>  |
>>(#)
>Okay!                         
>                                   ,
>                   ,               |`~  
>        ---,-------|`~-------------|-----|
>   4 /  ---|`~-----|-------,-----(#)-----|
>    /   ---|-----(#)-------|`~-----------|
>   / 4  -(#)---------------|-------------|
>        -----------------(#)-------------|
>Here ya are. :-) My first (with a little help from a friend)

Looks good from here, now copy a lot and then make some of your own :-))
-- 
        Peter Punk
          \    /
        ---\\\\---
          /    \

Software engineer: One who engineers others into writing the code for him/her

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Subject: Re: looking for cute ascii-art breasts
Date: 1999/10/12
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