Re: A bird in the hand...
From BluePard <blu...@buff_I_am_not_a_duck!_net.net>
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· 26 May 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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miK wrote: > > Flookster <ah7...@bris.ac.uk> wrote: > > >OK. Just don't ask why. > >This is an attempt at something similar to: > >"The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog" > >-Except- No repetition. HARD!!! > > You bet! > > >[A bird in the hand] - AsH > > Oh no! Not a hand... That's even harder to draw... > > > _, > > {~=: > > [2@!& > > (d +*$%^L" . > > wD / | qc W] > > <z0M> N- f4 Vt > > FHOQ o?d s 3eu > > ZB G } A 8y 9 > > `CEIP )oi vb > > # R1lT ap' > > \JSVjxg > > K rXY > > 7 h 6 > > m 5 n > > Great pic!! Yeps, very nice... > > (\ > __>`\ ,_ > /_7` `--\ ` `''- > \_7 /__/ > `^--' `-._ > (\ _,-' > __>`\ ,-' > \_7` `--1 > \_7 /__| _ > `^--' `--''` > > mic > > btw These are hands :) Very nice as well. :) -- .---. .---. BluePard, Local Loopy Leopard Mage -'() '. `_.'() '- "A foot falls, yet makes no sound...." `----' '----' http://www.geocities.com/southbeach/palms/2115 (oooo, mysterious) "YOU'RE A DUCK!" -- Hope Opal
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