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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Feb 2003.
Re: Disgraceful! was: Three liner

Re: Disgraceful! was: Three liner

Bill Taylor wrote

> GOOD HEAVENS!   I can't imagine anyone being irresponsible enough
> to promulgate the image of cycling without a safety helmet!
>
> I have given him the appropriate accessory, (compulsory by law in many
places).
>
>
>    @__                   o__       o__
>   _.>/)_                _.>/)_    _.>/)_
>  (_) \(_)___ ___ ___ __(_) \(_)__(_) \(_)___ ___ __________
>

> Hello  |3 | |_ |_

as you can clearly see, your diddle-man doesn't wear a helmet either.
He'd better look in front of him, since looking back is quite dangerous.
And without hemet there is the need of being double cautious. Tell him!

R@ineR

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