Re: Sig, part III
From snark^ <jab...@deepinthetulgeywook.com>
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=>> The runes were cast, the portents thundered and then Ilmari Karonen warbled on about "Re: Sig, part III" in alt.ascii-art <<= > Yup, definitely a platypus. You've even managed to make it look slightly > hairy. But the "fin" is in a weird place - I'll try diddling it a bit: > > __ ,=. > ,=" "==.__.=" o".___ > ,=.=." ___/ > ,==.," , \,==="" > >= ,==.==,"'"=._.==),.\ > `==' " > > Of course I might've got it wrong - I'm not quite certain about platypus > anatomy, and didn't have a picture around to check from. ,=. ,=""""==.__.=" o".___ ,=.==" ___/ ,==.," , , \,==="" < ,==) \"'"=._.==) \ `=='' `" `" Platypi have four legs and a flat beaver like tail to match the duckbill. At night they swarm up from the lakes and rivers to mercilessly kill and eat any living thing they come across. The victims bodies are usually found drained of blood with horrible smiles on their faces. This has been another true facts(tm) presentation from the Notional Pornographic Society. -- snark^ leonidas(at) ICQ No.: 1471203 earthlight(dot)co(dot)nz
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