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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Apr 1999.
Re: What do u think?

Re: What do u think?

Paul Wilkins <pmw...@student.canterbury.ac.nz> sighed, picked up the keyboard
and wrote:

:->
:->> >               .-
:->> >            .-"
:->> >           /_.--'''-._
:->> >          .'          `\
:->> >        .`   \_         '\
:->> >       `/   ',. . `       `
:->> >eyes--> }   (} \     \     :
:->> >    .--`/   .        ; '.  ;
:->> >  ,'  .`             ,     .
:->> >    ,^ \             /    ,^
:->> >  _/(-./:       .= _M:   |  ha
:->> >      `,.__,.=-'~'^  ,.-'
          /\                /\
          ||                ||
         Nose               Ear

Any better Paul?

:->Is it?
:->
:->I'm sorry, but I've today managed to make my fellow computer users think
:->that I have some very strange head condition.
:->
:->No amount of head contortion (with confused looks) will show me what the
:->picture is supposed to be.
:->
:->Yours very confused,
:->Paul Wilkins


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jgs (_(_ )_(/   www.saraw.clara.net     :-  with "saint"  -:

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From: sar...@fiendmail.net (VSM aka. Sara Wallen)
Subject: Re: What do u think?
Date: 1999/04/18
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