Re: A bear.
From llizard <by8...@freenett.toronto.on.ca>
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· 18 Nov 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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In article <56hdk6$cn...@news.nu.edu>, dis...@nunic.nu.edu says... >>>Gregory J. (gjp...@brain.UCCS.edu) wrote: >>> I would like a bear and two humans to go to with the below sig file. >>> Thanks in advance. >> >> A-. ~O O >> _____/ _`> /\_ /\/ >> `( ) \ ) _ /_ _ /_ >> / \---/\ \ \/ \, \/ \, >> ~~jgs~~~~~~~~````` `````~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >> When you and a friend are being chased by a bear >> there is no need to run faster then the bear >> just faster then your friend!! > > > __.--~~~------.. > /~D \ > /' __/ \ >`~~ /`\ \__--~~/ | > _/ /'| | | /`\`\ >((-' ((-' ((-' ((-' Tua Xiong/David Issel I based the following on the two previous drawings by Joan Stark and Tua Xiong/David Issel. Note that the friends are now screaming appropriately. When you and a friend are _____ ..----~~.__ ~C C being chased by a bear ____ / c \_. /\_ /\/ there is no need to run ___ |\ \~-___ \_`_/ _ /_ _ /_ faster than the bear / |/ / \\ \/ \, \/ \, just faster than your friend!! `` `` `` `` jgs+tx/di+ejm Gregory James Pearl <gjp...@mail.uccs.edu> -- ,^ ===%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ " " llizard aka ejm <by8...@torfree.net>
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