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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 May 1994.
Re: heads
Thomas Langberg {75472} (tl...@swlrb4.msd.ray.com) wrote:

: Here are the people I work with:

: @@@@  /'''  ///\  //--\  ///\  ///\  ///\
: c ..  c-OO  C-oo  C 0 0  ||..  C ++  <-00
: \  7  \  z  \  ^   \  >  |  ^  \  '  \  `
:  \_v   \_=   \_v    \_<  |\_*   \_0   \_~

: /'''  @@@@  //''  ///\  ///\  ///\  /''`
: c-OO  c oo  c-oo  c-OO  / ..  //oo  / oo
: `` >  \  ^  \  ^  \  '  \  ^  /  `  \  >
:  ```   \_~   \_-   \_v   \_u   \_v   \_=

: ///\  ///\
: ||oo  ||oo
: || '  || >
: ||-v   \_-


Wow!  I thought they were sooo cute, I grabbed the one on the left, middle
row, took his glasses away and shaved his beard down to a straggle and added
a moustache so he looks vaguely like me.  Thank you!

--
/'''
c oo  Collin Forbes      /o)\  My very own World Wide Web "home page":
`  >  col...@uidaho.edu \(o/  http://uidaho.edu:4320/1/users/collinf
 `'`

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Subject: Re: heads
Date: 26 May 1994 05:35:04 GMT
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