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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Dec 2004.
CLEAR EYE #2: The Bateau Experiment

CLEAR EYE #2: The Bateau Experiment

In message 29gyd.7454$sf5.1333@lakeread05
From: Faux_Pseudo (Fau...@yahoo.comERCIAL)
Subject: Re: CLEAR EYE #2: The Bateau Experiment 

>Fucking Nazi looser.
>
>OA:
>                                           .
>                                         /o/|
>                                        /o/ |
>                 Ascii Lego            /O/  |
>                                      /O/  /
>              ___________________    .-/  /
>             /O O O O O O O O O /|   | | /
>            /O O O O O O O O O / /   | |/
>           .------------------/ /    `-'
>           |__________________|/ :F_P:>
>
></flamefest in jest>


lol, nut! I was thinking... wtf?

NT

obascii: 
the smallest meanest slice of pizza ever: (>
and really the smallest: >

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