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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Jun 1998.
Re: Atomic Ant
In article <359...@ukc.ac.uk>, Antonio Fernandez-Ranada Shaw wrote:
>Does anybody have an Atomic Ant arround here?
>Thanks a lot!
>Af12


 
                           .----------------------.
                          (  Here are ants i know. )
                           `----------------------'  
                               .-.
                               `='  
                      (()   o 
                      @0+
                       ^

`@111  <= combat ant (lies in anbush for ...)

`@222  <= tired ant  

`@333  <= sleepy ant (yawns)

`@444  <= dancing ant 

`@555  <= laughing ant 

`@666  <= dead ant

`@777  <= nervous ant

`@888  <= baby ant 

`@999  <= just ant
 
           .----------------.
          (  But atomic ?!?  )
           `----------------'  
                   .-.
                   `='  
          (()   o
          @0+
           ^

  
`@000  <= maybe this is atomic (but looks like an atomic sheep)
  ^^^
`@!!!  <= or this (no this is robo-ant, [cyber-ant for friends])

`@;;;  <= ... no this is ghost ant


 .--------------.
(  Ya, i know :) )
 `--------------'

   .-.
   `='
o

 -==< 
`@1!7  <= it should be atomic one in the future.  


Regards,
  Staszek

P.S. If you need new other ants just do crossover.

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From: sta...@only.foo.is.portable (Stanislaw Ciszewski)
Subject: Re: Atomic Ant
Date: 1998/06/28
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