Re: Colin Douthwaite Ascii Art Collection [HUGE]
ekv...@my-dejanews.com wrote: > Here's what I found when searching for Colins art...mostly diddles > and stuff, but it shows the great humour this man had. > There are more posts from on my site, Wicked Ascii Art, but it's mostly > collections of other peoples art. > > His memory will truly live on online. > (Hope you see this Colin, whereever you are...) <art & memories gently snipped> This is excellent! If memory serves me correctly, he sent me this cow once during a split debate in 1996: == From: cfb...@southern.co.nz (Colin Douthwaite) Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art Subject: Re: Bull request. Date: 19 Jul 1996 19:09:31 GMT / \ /X/ \X\ |XX\ _____ /XX| |XXX\ _/ \_ /XXX|___________ \XXXXXXX XXXXXXX/ \\\ \XXXX / \ XXXXX/ \\\ | 0 0 | \ | | \ \ / |______// \ / | | O_O | \ | \ _ / \________________ | | | | | \ / No Bullshit, / | / | \______/ Please... \ | \ | \ | \ | __| |__| | __| |__| | |___||___| |___||_ Dolores (thinking there aren't enough folks like Colin in Cyberspace)
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