Re: REQ: ascii kites
From Kite-a-holic <rev...@connix.com>
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· 20 Jan 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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On 20 Jan 1998, Colin Douthwaite wrote: > ________ > / __ \ > / / \ \ > | |()| | > \ |__| / > \________/ > A \||/ A > H |||| H > H |||| H > H=|\/|=H > H \__/ H > H H > H H > H H > H H > Thanks, Colin, for posting your much talked about collection.... But as for the above pic....YOU and _I_ know what it represents, but I fear that non-kiters _may_ see another somewhat 'rude' image in the center of the item.... ;-) >that thing had more duct tape on it than it had wing. the stupid >poles would rip right through the sides of the "head". Isn't duct tape a standard item in ANY kiter's bag? ;-) June ;-)
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