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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Mar 1994.
Re: LIN: Bowling

Re: LIN: Bowling

Nve...@emr1.emr.ca (Normand Veilleux) writes:


>And here's a complete formation:

>   _     _     _     _     _ 
>  | | _ | | _ | | _ | | _ | |
>  )  | | _ | | _ | | _ | |  (
> (   )  | | _ | | _ | |  (   )
>  \_(   )  | | _ | |  (   )_/
>     \_(   )  | |  (   )_/
>        \_(   ) (   )_/
>           \_(   )_/
>              \_/


>                __
>               (  )
>                ~~


Er... um... HATE to break this to you, but there's 5 pins too many in that
formation.  There's only 4 lines of pins, not 5. :)

Just being anal.  But when you bowl as much as I do, well... what can I say.


--L.

-- 
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 "When you're in a hole, quit shoveling dirt."   --W.E. Splittstoesser
  L.J. Zurawski ----- jun...@uiuc.edu ----- Lenfer, c'est les autres 
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