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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Jun 1997.
Re: The Mime

Re: The Mime

From spa...@mymail.com · alt.ascii-art · 3 Jun 1997 00:00 · View full thread
On Mon,  2 Jun 97 10:03:27 +800, edi...@cc.curtin.edu.au wrote:

>The Mime.
>
>
>
>stuck behind an invisible wall.
>
>                                .--._
>                               '---._)
>                                Q Q )
>                                c  /
>                              .-;-'-,.__
>                        \)) _/--o---o --)
>                        (_(=   ,H---H --|
>                          '----'\---))) |
>                                 \_=(_(/
>                                 /      )
>                                /   \   \
>                               /   / \   \
>                              |   |   '.  '.
>                              |___|     \___\
>                    snd        |_|         \_\
>                              /  )         /  )
>                              '-'          '-' 
>

These are so good that even knowing he's just an ascii drawing, I still find
him annoying.

Alan

My real address is alanp @ netcom.ca (without spaces)
but I'm sick of email spam.

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Subject: Re: The Mime
Date: 1997/06/03
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