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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Mar 1998.
Re: Wierd

Re: Wierd

Bruce I Ward wrote in message <+y85...@danesholme.demon.co.uk>...
>In article <Pin...@sis.bris.ac.uk>,
>Andy Hood <ah7...@bris.ac.uk> writes
>>
>>How do you guys interperate this?
>>
>>
>>    .      /.\                      /.\      .
>>    `                                        '
>>     \                  ..                  /
>>`..   \                                    /    ..'
>> \\`-.___          _WW      WW_          ___.-'//
>>  \\     `````-._.' __o    o__ `._.-'''''     //
>>   \\   \     ,   .'\\|----|//`.   ,     /   //
>>     \\_ `,,,''  /   _      _   \  '',,,' _//
>>        `--/  .-'   o  \  /  o   `-.  \--'
>>         \_\_/          ||          \_/_/
>>            \\          ..          //
>>             ';,      \_.._/      ,;'
>>                \      \../      /
>>                 \              / AsH
>>                  `.          .'
>>                    ` . __ . '
>>
>>
>>'cos the way i see it, this picture represents.....................
>>the fact that I'm mad.
>>
>
>Gliding 747 (front view)
>
>
>Either that, or its the 'Bat out of Hell'
>
>Cracking Artwork though

Looks a little 'manga-like' to me.  Can't place it though.  Maybe one of the
'Darkstalkers' characters.  (Let me guess, no-one has a clue what I'm
talking about... :)  )

'Have a better one'

XS_XLR8D_NRG

xlr...@omen.com.au

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From: "Kyl Leeuwangh" <xlr...@omen.com.au>
Subject: Re: Wierd
Date: 1998/03/17
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