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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Mar 2002.
Re: picture of a penguin

Re: picture of a penguin

In article<a75c25$emd$1...@wanadoo.fr>, BoD <spam_newsgroup_wanadoo@BoDLand
.com> writes:
>> -Phydeaux
>>
>> ObASCII:
>>        _  _  ,  Cheese!
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>>      </ `> \>
>>      _\_V\_/_
>
>
>Ahahahaahaha :)) man I LOVE the tiny ones !

 The originals are by Neil Smith at London University,
 and I drew some extra ones.  They are all on my website.....
                                                  /
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-- 
  (o_.'   _0)    (o< -!    _o)   {o_ _d)    lunchtime at the Bill & Fish
  //\c{}   /\\   //\   Y U <\\   //D /\\ _O)  [fish saloon--all sorts of
  V__)_:::_\_U:::V_/_::::^:::::::V_)_\_V_(\):::::::::::::fish sold here]
  http://www.xemu.demon.co.uk/art/penguins.html

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From: Dave Bird <dav...@xemu.demon.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: picture of a penguin
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