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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 May 2002.
Re: Cock and cunt picture

Re: Cock and cunt picture

On 12 May 2002 06:56:39 -0700, mad...@hotmail.com (Mad-Eye Moody) wrote:
> Could somebody post a cock (the bigger and nastier the better), and
> cunt (the juicier and sluttier the better) ascii pictures? Thanks.

For the first request:

                        _,.._
 ,\\\\\               ,'::''^\
 \\,- `-..            |::|
 ;(o/:\   `.          |::\
 \/ |::\    `.       |::::|
   \|)::o--.  >.   ,+'....\
    ;::::::\ /::\`-\ \:::: )
   (::::::::V::::\  : \:::|
    `:::::::::::::: |  \\
     `^::::::::::::\ ,' \
          ``-::::::::'
           ||  `^::'
           //    ||
         ,,'.    ||
                ,,'.

It's not so big (I'm not so good on large scale ascii) but
definitely nasty.

--------
osfameron
http://osfameron.perlmonk.org/chickenman/  

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