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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 May 1998.
Re: A bird in the hand...

Re: A bird in the hand...

From miK <mmi...@dataweb.nl> · alt.ascii-art · 27 May 1998 00:00 · View full thread · report
Flookster <ah7...@bris.ac.uk> wrote:

>OK.  Just don't ask why.
>This is an attempt at something similar to:
>"The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog"
>-Except-  No repetition.  HARD!!!

    You bet!

>[A bird in the hand] - AsH

    Oh no! Not a hand... That's even harder to draw...

>      _,
>     {~=:
>     [2@!&
> (d   +*$%^L" .
>  wD   / | qc W]
>  <z0M> N- f4 Vt
>  FHOQ o?d s 3eu
>  ZB G } A 8y 9
>  `CEIP )oi vb
>   # R1lT ap'
>   \JSVjxg
>   K rXY
>  7  h 6
> m  5  n


    Great pic!!

       (\
      __>`\   ,_
     /_7`  `--\  ` `''-
     \_7   /__/
      `^--'  `-._
                  (\        _,-'
                 __>`\   ,-'
                \_7`  `--1
                \_7   /__|     _
                 `^--'   `--''`

    mic

    btw These are hands :)

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From: mmi...@dataweb.nl (miK)
Subject: Re: A bird in the hand...
Date: 1998/05/27
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