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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Jan 1999.
Re: My First Ascii Art - Computer Base Unit

Re: My First Ascii Art - Computer Base Unit

In article <36b2ba08.0@206.103.97.91>, "JRO"
<ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove> wrote:
> 
[snip]
>The first one I made with a computer
> was this:
> 
>     *             .                 *     _
>          /\     *       .    ___.       /o')
>      *  //\\    /\          ///\\      / /
>        ///\\\  //\\/\      ////\\\    / /     /\
>       ////\\\\///\\/\\.-~~-.///\\\\  / /     //\\
>      /////\\\\///\\/~~      ~`\\\\\\/ /     ///\\
>     //////\\\\// /'           `\\\\/ /     ////\\
>    ///////\\\\\//               `~` /\    ///////
>   ////////\\\\\/      ,_____,   ,-~\\\\__///////
>   ///_________/  /~|  |/////|  |\\\\\\\\@////////
>   //<___________///|__|/////|__|///////~|~///////
>    ������������������������������������������ jro
>   ~~~     ~~   ` ~   ..   ~  ~    .     ~` `
>   ~ _  -  -~.    .'   .`  ~ .,    '.    ~~ .  '.
> 
>    It used to have a bunch of non-standard characters in it.
> But I threw them out of the house.  Some folks probably did
> better kerrections of it fer me than I have done here. But
> anyways, it ain't no commuter.
> 
>                         JRO
>                  oglesbee@
>                         mail.fullnet.net

Actually, I believe that the dinosaurs did a tremendous amount of
commuting. This is what really caused them to become extinct. They all
died from inhaling too many exhaust fumes in the traffic jams. (How else
does one explain all those pools of oil under the earth's crust. It was
from poorly maintained vehicles sitting for hours in standstill traffic,
dripping oil...)

              |-| () |\| |< !
                                           |-| () |\| |< !
  *     _         *         _           .     _                  _
       /o')   /\     *    /o') .  ___.      /o')               /o')
    . / /    //\\    /\  / /     ///\\     / /       *        / /
     / /    ///\\\  //\\/ //\   ////\\\   / /   /\           / /
    / //\  ////\\\\///\/ ///\\ /////\\\\ / /   //\\     .   / /
 * / ///\\/////\\\///// /\//\\//////\\\\/ /   ///\\\jro    / /
  / /_.              / /_.             / /_.              / /_.
=/_(--.)___     ___=/_(--.)___    ___=/_(--.)___     ___=/_(--.)___
 |= |  ___ `. ,'___ |= |  ___ `.,'___ |= |  ___ `. ,'___ |= |  ___ `.
)|__|_( * );]  ( * )|__|_( * );] ( * )|__|_( * );]  ( * )|__|_( * );]
        -        -         -       -         -        -         -    ejm


NOTE: I do not pick up my mail from the idirect address that you
see. If you are e-mailing me and hit the reply button, add an "e"
to "freent"; its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers.
--
  ejm         ha                cq547@freene+.+oron+o.on.ca
         ,^^%--- ha                         llizard aka ejm
      .__<   \ ha
  ___(.-->_==___  I only drive my car in the winter....
  ___ | =|  ___ `.
   * )|__|_( * );]        ASCII-ar+, ASCII & gif anima+ions
   -         -         www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/

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