Re: Frogstein and Birdstein, Psychology
From Peter Kwa <bh6...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA>
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· 12 May 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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A certain Spunky falsely accused a certain PC who I do not know ;-)
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(->)-> http://members.aol.com/petecasso
( ^^
--------- Llizard did take the initiative
by cutting off the tail
that goes below this line
The "humorous reply" then includes a "llizardstein" drawing which was not
done by llizard and which is already different from the usual "llizard"
drawing.
The cartoon character "Alligatorstein" is even more remote: mouth, tongue,
eyes and legs are quite different. Moreover, in case of "Alligatorstein",
the relative positioning between upper jaw and eyes, as well as the
direction of the curved tail, are designed to point directly at captions
without any further ado.
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---%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ejm96 / " "
27 ^ 27
28 ^ 28
29 but this is quite a different Alligatorstein ^ 29
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31 `/<<^^^^<<^ 31
32 "" "" 32
I also like Pete Casso's cartoons, he received accollades such as "pure
genius" from Directors of Audio-Visual Studios and other leading
professionals, see his website where he posted some of these accolades.
If people only understand silly schoolboy jokes, then that's the only
thing they will see in his cartoons, if people have more profound
understanding, then they will also see more profound messages in his cartoons.
Yet another Pete ;-)
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