Re: Req: pictures for cheering up
From Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca>
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· 9 Feb 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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On 9 Feb 1999, Roland Winkler wrote: > Hi > > I am looking for some ascii art with which I'd like to cheer up a > friend who is going through a lot of trouble... > > Thanks a lot! > > Roland Here is one that may give a giggle... <pre> -- .,--,. '======' ( O O ) \ .__. / /======\ / 0 \ / / 0 \ \ "Ouch!" {==} | 0 | {==} | 0 | "Yummy..Gingerbread" | | gfj/98 | ||/'' | | {==} -- </pre> ..another... <pre> -- /.~\ = __ ),,,,,) ( ~~~~~~/ gfj ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Quack, quack" Jan/99 /~.\ (,,,,,( __ = gfj \~~~~~~ ) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -- </pre> Hope your friend soon feels better. -- Geraldine Jones .^ ^. Email: we9...@victoria.tc.ca ( o o ) Web Page: http://www.victoria.tc.ca/~we993/ ( =Y= ) --
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