Re: 3byte-ASCII-art?
m.schuster <pl...@se.ask> wrote in message news:852gqk$b7m$1...@bnews.gigabell.net... > > BARK > > y ,HISS > > `nC gm* > > > > bark bark! (88) > > Oo..~nc ..~mo /\ > > > > meow! > > om~ > > (88) > > _zR /\ > This is cool. But what's the Oo.. behind the dog? Is it what I think it > is...? If you think it is what I think it is you think it's a cloud of dust. And, by the way, it's "lying down." Nice art! -- ___ __ __ "Muscles of All Limbs, Unite! / _ / _( ) You Have Nothing to Lose But Your Sinews." ( (_( (_))(__ \___\__(____) �OOL mm
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