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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Nov 2001.
cartoony robot guy

cartoony robot guy

From synapse <sei...@rpi.edu> · alt.ascii-art · 19 Nov 2001 00:21 · View full thread · report
     __
    | oo
    |_[]  <|--------------,
    /  \                   \
                           |
this is my little robot... |
the question is... is    this  part
a mouth or a nose?

    (turning head)
     __
    | oo
    |_[]
    /  \
     __
    |  o
    |__]
    /  \
     __
    |  |
    |__|
    /  \
     __
    o  |
    [__|
    /  \
     __
    oo |
    []_|
    /  \
     __
    |oo|
    |[]|
    /  \


    (open-minded) hehe
     __
     |
    | @@
    |_{}
    /  \

    (asleep)
     __
    | **
    |_[]
    /  \

thanks for the input!

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Subject: cartoony robot guy
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