Re: Does anyone have pepe le pew or tigger?
From Ken Brady <kbr...@ultranet.com>
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· 18 Dec 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Here's a tigger:
__ _-==-=_,-.
/--`' \_@-@.--<
`--'\ \ <___/. The wonderful thing about Tiggers,
\ \\ " / is Tiggers are wonderful things.
>=\\_/`< Their tops are made out of rubber,
____ /= | \_/ their bottoms are made out of springs.
_' `\ _/=== \__/ They're bouncy, trouncy, flouncy, pouncy,
`___/ //\./=/~\====\ Fun, fun, fun, fun, fun.
\ // / | ===: But the most wonderful thing about Tiggers is,
| ._/_,__|_ ==: __ I'm the only one.
\/ \\ \\`--| / \\
| _ \\: /==:-\ I'm......... THE ONLY ONE!
`.__' `-____/ |--|==:
\ \ ===\ :==:`-'
_> \ ===\ /==/
/==\ | ===\__/--/
<=== \ / ====\ \\/
_`-- \/ === \/--'
| \ ==== |
-`------/`--' /
\___-'
>
> If anyone has an ascii-art of pepe le pew or tigger or knows the location
> of either of these could you please e-mail them to wha...@physics.rutgers.edu
> or post them to this group.
>
> Thanks,
> Bill
>
> --
> William Hanlon http://www.physics.rutgers.edu/~whanlon
> Rutgers University pgp fingerprint:85 68 43 55 9A 83 44 00
> Dept. of Physics and Astronomy CE 19 C0 B0 D9 DE D6 52
> Student Systems Programmer
>
Ken Brady
kbr...@ultranet.com
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