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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 Aug 2001.
Re: Nerd Boy, episode 13

Re: Nerd Boy, episode 13

> I like the look of that dog, especially the floppy ears. And the W4R3Z
D00D is
> as cool as ever. He's so laid back it's not even funny. I made a 70s
version of
> him. Here, enjoy:
>
>  ,,,              it's fun       ,,      ,,     ,,     ,,
> ,,,,,  D15C0       to stay      ,,,,    ,,,,   ,,,,   ,,,,
> ,,--/   F3V3R       at the..    \--/    '--'   '--    '--'
>  <\\     B4BY!                   ||     /\/\    |     -||-
>  _/ \_                          _||_   _|  |_   |_   _/  \_
>
> --

Thats the coolest ascii-guy ever.
vILLAGE aSCII-boy *yeah*
Will you release a LP ? ;)

btw, in our office we all love nerd boy.
( only those who saw something in the asciis :)

--
============
Lasse Poeppler
http://www.powerflasher.de // l...@powerflasher.de
http://www.virtain.com // l...@virtain.com
ICQ msg | /dev/null

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Subject: Re: Nerd Boy, episode 13
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