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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Dec 2003.
Re: Nerd Boy, episode 479

Re: Nerd Boy, episode 479

In message <ee1...@4ax.com>  Bateau
<Gam...@work.stomping.aza> wrote:

>>>Does anyone have the ascii frog from old Bullfrog readme files?
>>
>>   _______________________________
>> |    _          .          _    |
>> | (\_)| _      / \      _ |(_/) |
>> | _>  l//    /',t.`\    \\j  <_ |
>> |`--,  <   /'.dMMMb.`\   >  ,--'|
>> |  `-'; `. j MMMMMMM l .' ;`-'  |
>> |     \ b.`.dMMMMMMMb.`.d /     |
>> |      \,`""YMMMMMMMP""' /      |
>> |    .-.`"`\!MMMMMMM!/'"' -.    |
>> |   `.`Yb._'`MMMMMMM'`_.dP','   |
>> |     `.`YMMMMMMMMMMMMMP','     |
>> |       \ Y< \YMMMP/ >P /       |
>> |        `.`b `\_/' d','        |
>> |       <""' ` / \ ' `"">       |
>> |        )//| /   \ |\\(        |
>> |         ` `"     `" '     fsc |
>> |_______________________________|
>
>Theirs was just a little one like nerdboy.

The one from fsc is a replica of Bullfrog Productions, Ltd's bullfrog.
http://www.bullfrog.ea.com/

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