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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Jun 2000.
Re: Updated the good ol' self-portrait...

Re: Updated the good ol' self-portrait...

In alt.ascii-art, where the willows droop, Peter Punk penned in one fell 
swoop:

> >ObASCII: the musical instrument than produces the <ching> in the 
> ><ba-da-boom-ching> sound for comedians (what is that thing called 
> >anyway?) 
> >
> > A
> >/|\_______/
> >\|/       \
> > V
> 
> It's called a hi-hat, but by the looks of it, it fell over :-))

Ah, but sir, it seems you fail to notice the subtle symbolism in my art; 
the fallen instrument represents the unsuccessful jest regarding the 
button of sara's shirt; the jest that, itself, "fell over", as it were.

(Full of it, aren't I? :)


-- 
Jasin
jas...@bigfoot.com

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