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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Oct 1998.
Re: ASCII Poem

Re: ASCII Poem

On 6 Oct 1998, Spunk1111 wrote:

> 
> ><Pin...@leofric.coventry.ac.uk>
> >
> >             ,;~;,  
> >                /\_  
> >               (  /   
> >               (()      //)
> >               | \\  ,,;;'\           Philip Powell
> >           __ _(  )m=(((((((((((((================--------
> >         /'  ' '()/~' '.(, |      ccx...@coventry.ac.uk
> >      ,;(      )||     |  ~
> >     ,;' \    /-(.;,   )   
> >          ) /       ) /     
> >         //         ||       
> >        )_\         )_\
> 
> 
> Who's Philip Powell?   hehehe
> just kidding around....
> 
> -joan
> --
>               /\
>              (  )            joan stark
>           .--.\/.--.         mailto:spu...@juno.com
>          (/`\_\/_/`\)
>          '  {____}  '        ASCII Art Gallery:
>            ,_//\\_,          http://www.ascii-art.com/
>      jgs    '-\/-'
> 
> 
                                             
                                                ,
 ODE TO PHILIP POWELL                      ____; \
                                       . ,(     /'
Philip was a lonely chap       ,-,   ;' '  )|"|(      
who tried to be accepted      {PjP} ((./          
but any ASCII that he did      .-._/ /
was sure to be rejected.             

Cries of "Who's Phil?",
were heard afar.                        Who are you?
And also heard quite near.                          \ oo   
Which made poor Phil,                                (-  )
think that he                                         " "
had something bad to fear.                            
                                             |
In a vain attempt he drew a tower,          ,|,
which made people stop and stare.           |||         /WOW!
But when they'd finished praising him,  ||=|||||=||   ;
they went to who knows where.
                                          
Now, even Joan the ascii queen           ('-.o.o.o.o.-')
Can't remember him.                       \___________/
It makes him feel humiliated             {{{{  }}}}}}}}}
and just a little dim!                  }}}}}       {{{{{
                                        }}}}} _   _ {{{{{
                                        }}}}  6 . 6  {{{{
                                       {{{{{  .___.  }}}}}
                                      {{{{{{\  \_/  /}}}}}}
                                      {{{{{{{;.___.;}}}}}}}
                                       {{{{{{{)   (}}}}}}}'
                                        `""'"':   :'"'"'`
                                      jgs      `@`
This poem is by PjP 
(in the vain hope you'll remember me)

;-)  

Disclaimer :

The froggy thing is a 'stein, created by Pete Casso (modified by me, to
make it even more pointless than it already is!)

----------
 oo
(-  ) - Frogstein.  Pointless!!!!
 " "
----------
Phil

--
Philip Powell          |)| '|'
ccx...@coventry.ac.uk  | |)||||)      ||
Computing Services            |()(,)(>||
Coventry University                  ~
                                     

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From: Phil <ccx...@coventry.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: ASCII Poem
Date: 1998/10/06
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