Talk: Searching for ascii pictures
In article <4ndb0c$ki...@miso.wwa.com>, Mog...@NYCMetro.com (Lyle) wrote: > >Ok, the first thing you have to do is get your passport and fly to the >ASCII ART HALL OF CREATIVITY, which is located in Iceland. You're >going to have to go to the University in the capital there. Make sure >that it is Wednesday afternoon when you get there, between 5:30 and >5:40 PM. Earlier or later and you won't get in. Then, you'll have to >go to the fifth floor in the Green building, and knock six times on >the door, in three sets of two. A six-year-old boy should answer the >door and ask you for a lego set. When he does, you must smirk wryly >at him and then hit him in the face with a Louisiana Crunch cake (make >sure that it is fresh). When he runs away crying, follow him. He >will lead you to the secret underground city of ansi art. Once you >get inside there, mention my name and tell the woman in charge that >you learned about how to get there from this newsgroup. > >Then, if you are polite, she will give you whatever you need to make a >nice sig. > Wasn't this the plot of a Sierra Game? ;-) -- +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | email: zc...@cybernet.dk (JEZ) IRC undernet: Vicomte | | | | ...in the land of Denmark, where the shadows lie... | +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: fbb9d,f803b11997f04a0f X-Google-Attributes: gidfbb9d,public From: zc...@cybernet.dk (JEZ) Subject: Talk: Searching for ascii pictures Date: 1996/05/17 Message-ID: <4nh4km$j6...@miso.wwa.com>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 155267863 sender: bob...@sashimi.wwa.com references: <4n9o0c$i7...@miso.wwa.com> <4nca5o$lt...@miso.wwa.com> organization: rec.arts.ascii newsgroups: rec.arts.ascii
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