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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 May 1998.
Re: Boxstein and the time machine

Re: Boxstein and the time machine

Johan de Koning wrote:
> 
> Ok, I admit, just hoping for some awards.

Yes! I award 4 Frogsteins!

   .oo    .oo    .oo    .oo 
  (  -)  (  -)  (  -)  (  -)
   " "    " "    " "    " " 

Fully deserved awards! Boxstein is an extremely simple yet fully recognizable
face that is capable of facial expressions! Just create an eftiwall with
facial expressions and you will see what I mean!

Frogstein is really a face on tiny feet and Birdstein is really just a body.
These simple characters are ideal for cartoons and storyboards, i.e. if I need
a facial expression, I use Frogstein, if I need body language, I use Birdstein!

Boxstein is a highly original emulation of the 'steins! Enjoy the awards!

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[]                                                    []
[]       /(      Visit the Gallery of the 'steins!    []
[]   (\ ( ">    http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/   []
[]    `(> )>   Roosterstein, tenor of the backyard    []
[]      ^^                                            []
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> 
> ..............................................
> .                                            .
> . Boxstein & Boxstein in modern times        .
> .                                            .
> .                                            .
> .               Hey Boxstein, why are you    .
> .              / looking so 2-dimensional?   .
> .             /                              .
> .            /    I'm suffering from         .
> .     /////\      \ info-stress!             .
> .    ///// .\      \                         .
> .    \\\\\ _/       /\                       .
> .     \\\\\/       /. \                      .
> .                  \_ /                      .
> .                   \/                       .
> .                                            .
> ..........................................king
> 
> And a little diddle (dittle?)
> 
> ..............................................
> .                                            .
> . Boxstein & Boxstein in ancient times       .
> .                                            .
> .                                            .
> .               Hey Boxstein, why are you    .
> .              / looking so 1-dimensional?   .
> .             /                              .
> .            /    I'm suffering from         .
> .     /////\      \ info-strain!             .
> .    ///// .\      \                         .
> .    \\\\\ _/       \                        .
> .     \\\\\/         :--------------------   .
> .                                            .
> ..........................................king
> 
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From: Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Re: Boxstein and the time machine
Date: 1998/05/30
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