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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Aug 1999.
Re: [PIC] Mae West

Re: [PIC] Mae West

Veronica Karlsson wrote:
> llizard wrote:
[...]
> > archives. Does anyone know if there is a URL to go to to see
> > alt.ascii-art archived correctly? This is the one I just used.
> >
> > http://www.deja.com/=dnc/[ST_rn=ps]/home_ps.shtml
[...]
> Yeah! They fucked it up again a couple of days ago. I wrote and
> complained. I suggest you do the same. I mean, I didn't _mind_ the new
> look as long as I could get the old one anyway, but this...  :-6

If only someone would use my ascii search link to deja news ...
Believe it or not but it still works. 

http://www.ascii-art.de/ascii/ocollections.html

The last Mae West post by Colin Douthwait shows :


I recall that llizard posted an hour-glass version of Mae West but I
must have lost it in the last hard disk crash...please repost!  :-)


===========================================================================


                 The Uncanonical List of Mae West Quotes
                 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


                (((())
               ((()))))
               | ^  ^ |
              (  )`'(  )      " One figure can sometimes add up to a lot."
              (`   o  ')
             ' ... . ...`               -  Mae West (1892-1980)
           '. .. . . . . .`
         (  . . . . . ... . ____
        / (  . . .  . . .  .  __|)
       / (  .   .. . . .    ).   \
      / ( .`---'. ..  .----'..)  |
     ( /(____-------------____)  |
      | (                     )  |
      |  \                   /   |
     _|_   \   -_______-   /     (
    |/ \|    \           /        \
     ---      \    |    /          \  __/-
               \___|___/            \_(..)
                \  |  /                \/ /|
                (/\|/\)     mh        |  |




====================================================  cfbd98/6 =============


And llizard's last Mae West post :

That is a wonderful drawing of a large woman, but Mae West was known for
her hour glass figure. Here is an alteration:
---------1---------2---------3---------4---------5---------6-----
              (((())
             ((()))))
             | ^  ^ |
            (  )`'(  )  " One figure can sometimes add up to a lot."
            (`   o  ')
           ' ... . ...`               -  Mae West (1892-1980)
         '. .. . . . . .`
       (  . . . . . ... . )____
      / (  . . .  . . .  .  __|)
     / / `-- . .. . . --'      \
    / /  ____)))[](((_____     |
   ( /  '                 `    |
    | (                     )  |
    |  \                   /   |
   _|_   \   -_______-   /     (
  |/ \|    \           /        \
   ---      \    |    /          \  __/-
             \___|___/            \_(..)
              \  |  /                \/ /|
              (/\|/\)     mh        |  |




:) 
Andreas

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