Re: One character ascii-art
Peter: | >8 Olga the Obese - front view | >8 Hole #1 just after final putt attempted | >< Failed skier | >^ another | >^ Volcano | how come olga looks like a hole after a put attempt and a volcano | looks like a failed skier ;) Depends which end of the binoculars (8) you put your eye (^) to (to be viewed sideways)
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