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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Apr 1998.
Frogstein, the Talkshow Host, Smoking

Frogstein, the Talkshow Host, Smoking

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02                                                    02
03  Frogstein, the Talkshow Host, Smoking             03
04  by Pete Casso 980404                              04
05                                                    05
06             Frogstein! I'm in trouble!             06
07            My boyfried started smoking!            07
08           /                                        08
09          /       Just let him inhale, Birdstein!   09
11                 And ask him not to exhale!         11
12    _==_        /                                   12
13    ( ">      oo.                                   13
14   (> )>     (-  )                                  14
15    ^^        " "                                   15
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        Enough cartooning for now, going back to work!
       /
    ,,
   ( ">     Visit the Original 'stein Gallery!
 ,(->)->   http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/
(  ^^    'stein cartoons, 'stein games and more!

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Subject: Frogstein, the Talkshow Host, Smoking
Date: 1998/04/04
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