Re: Request: middle finger
"Joaquim G�ndara" wrote: > That's a nice picture of a landing bird; do you > mind if I finish it for you? > // > ( \ __ > |\ \ ( .> // > \ \/ /__/ / > \ ) __ / > ) /----' > / \/\_ > ////| |\ > // > Who didn't see that diddle coming? He did ask for > a bird, after all... Heh. That is a fun comment, why didn't I see that bird poping up in my drawing as the index-finger, I don't know.. but here is an other attempt. Can someone refine it further, cause I am still not happy with it? _ / ) / / ( ( _ _ (\ ( (\ /_) (\\ \ \_/ / \ / \ _/ / / / / / / Regards, Peer W Hansen One goose, 2 geese. So, one moose, 2 meese ?
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