Re: [pic] Did anyone order buffalo?
From llizard <cq5...@freent.toronto.on.ca>
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· 20 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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In article <353...@gwtc.net>, Donovan <bak...@gwtc.net> wrote: > > miK wrote: > > > Veronica Karlsson <dre...@on.spammer> wrote: > > > >miK wrote: > > > >> I just couldn't wait for a request :) > > _.-````'-,_ > _,.,_ ,-'` `'-.,_ > /) (\ '``-. > (( ) ) `\ > \) (_/ )\ > | /) ' ,' / \ > `\ ^' ' ( / )) > | _/\ , / ,,`\ ( "` > \Y, | \ \ | ````| / \_ \ > `)_/ \ \ ) ( > ( > > \( \( |/ |/ > /_(/_( /_( /_( > > >> > > >> It's a product of the combined forces of Donovan and myself. > > >> > > > >And it is BEAUTIFUL!!! MORE! [snip] > > ___,,___ > > ,d8888888888b,_ > > _,d889' 8888b, > > _,d8888' 8888888b, > > _,d8889' 888888888888b,_ > > _,d8889' 888888889'688888, /b > > _,d8889' 88888889' `6888d 6,_ > > ,d88886' _d888889' ,8d b888b, d\ > > ,d889'888, d8889' 8d 9888888Y ) > > ,d889' `88, ,d88' d8 `,88aa88 9 > > d889' `88, ,88' `8b )88a88' > > d88' `88 ,88 88 `8b,_ d888888 > > d89 88, 88 d888b `88`_ 8888 > > 88 88b 88 d888888 8: (6`) 88') > > 88 8888b, 88 d888aaa8888, ` 'Y' > > 88b ,888888888888 `d88aa `88888b ,d8 > > `88b ,88886 `88888888 d88a d8a88` `8/ > > `q8b ,88'`888 `888'"`88 d8b d8888,` 88/ 9)_6 > > 88 ,88" `88 88p `88 d88888888888bd8( Z~/ > > 88b 8p 88 68' `88 88888888' `688889` > > `88 8 `8 8, `88 888 `8888, `qp' > > 8 8, `q 8b `88 88" `888b > > q8 8b "888 `8888' > > "888 `q88b > > "888' [snip] > > You DA MAN! It looks great!!!! I don't see the devil in him at all. > Living in Buffalo country for 3 years now, I can tell you that they > really do look that mean. *S* I've been 3 feet from one in my car and I > can reasure you they are not very friendly animals. *Yes, I stayed in my > car, LOL* GREAT BUFFALO MIC!!!! > > Peace, > Donovan > -- > http://www.geocities.com/Paris/LeftBank/6558/ They are wonderful. And indeed, they are scary looking in real life. I was skiing one winter's day at Elk Island Park in Alberta and looked up to see a small (yeah, right!) bison galloping towards me on the trail. Needless to say, after yelping, I moved aside to let him gallop by. Oddly enough, after I had moved off the trail, the young bison had already chosen to plunge back into the woods instead of passing by me. But I have to admit that I spent the rest of the chilly afternoon anxiously looking over my shoulder, waiting to be stampeded by the bison's parents.... _.-```'-,_ ,., ,-'` `'-.,_ /) (\ '`-. (( ) ) `\ _,^@@--- \) (_/ )\ +----|<\/| \ /| / / /` /_/ / | /) ' ,' / \ < | /-|/_/ /_7/ / . `\ ^' ' ( / )) ^,< | | _/\ , / ,,`\ ( "` \ | \ + \Y, | \ \ | ```| / \_ \ ejm98 \/__/____ `)/ \ \ ) ( > ( > \ \( \( |/ |/ \ mic/dwb /_(/_( /_( /_( . _,^^@@--- +----/<\/\ \ I don't know why bison > \ are allowed to rove >,^ \ freely in a park / | / x named after ejm98 ____\__\/ Elk! / / NOTE: If you hit the reply button, add an "e" to the "freent"; its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers. -- ha llizard aka ejm cq5...@freenet.toronto.on.ca ^^^^%--- ha www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/ " \ ha ASCII-art and Javascript ASCII-animations
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