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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Nov 2004.
Re: WW3 - War of Words

Re: WW3 - War of Words

ABCGi wrote:
>> |
>> |   oO)-.            Boo!
>> |  /__  _\          ,                       BOOM!
>> |  \  \(  |       oo                          *        0      "Sharky"
>> |   \__|\ {      -||-            <HS)))      *** =====|---|  ,
>> |   '  '--'       /\                          *     (@@@@@@@)
>> |   "BMT"      "ABCGi"
>> |
> 
> :) BMT appears to be looking the wrong way.
> 
Ha! Isn't that what we, French people, always do? *ahem*

ObAscii: a frog looking the right way.
  .---------------------.
  |Beware of the redneck|
  |eating frog.         |
  '---------------------'    Let go, God-damn frog!
            ||                ,
            ||   .-(Oo      \o/
            ||  /_  __\______0
            || |  )/  /     / \
            || } /|__/
               '--'  '
-- 
Bertrand

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