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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Mar 1999.
Re: Watsit#3

Re: Watsit#3

Krogg <kro...@gtcom.net> wrote in message
news:36E...@gtcom.net...
>Krogg wrote:
>>
>> Watsit#3
>>
>>      ())
>>     (  _\
>>     / `-;
>>    /  /"
>> ############
>>
>> So,What _is_ it?
>>
>> hint:three words.
>>
>
>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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>     It looks like a muppet to me, so I'll say Kermit The Frog, Oscar The
>Grouch or The Cookie Monster . . . although Kermit's arms are a lot
>ganglier.
>     .-~~-.
>    (_^..^_)
>Lester||||AMC
>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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>Loch Ness Monster, of course.
>
>Ncik.
>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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>
>Wow,great guesses...but i am afraid that the answer is much easier
>that these grand notions...and the real twist to this is that if
>you knew what it really was,you guesses so far are correct,just
>too specfic....
>
>KEEP TRYING....there _is_ a prize...

In the words of the great British comedian, Brian Connely, "Its a puppet!"

Andrew

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My sig file has got the flu

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Date: 1999/03/09
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