Re: 1-line ASCII art of a guy flipping the bird
chr...@ddmcast.com wrote: > flipping the bird? > > "Ryan" <rya...@speednet88j.net> wrote in message > news:Q8y...@giganews.com... >> I remember a while back seeing in chat a 1-line ASCII representation >> of a guy flipping the bird with both hands. It's kind of hard to >> describe, but anyone who's seen it should know what I'm talking >> about. If someone has it, please post it here. TIA! I believe he means "giving the finger" m'lud.
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