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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Nov 1997.
Re: Er...well, I'm trying

Re: Er...well, I'm trying


llizard wrote in message <347...@freent.toronto.on.ca>...
>In article <65d18n$f3f$1...@NNTP.MsState.Edu>, van...@ERC.MsState.Edu
>(John VanderZwaag) wrote:
>>
>> Like the subject says...I'm trying.
>>
>> Don't ask me why I drew this.
>>
>>              ._     __,
>>               |\,../'\
>>             ,'. .     `.
>>            .--         '`.
>>           ( `' ,          ;
>>           ,`--' _,       ,'\
>>          ,`.____            `.
>>         /              `,    |
>>        '                \,   '
>>        |                /   /`,
>>        `,  .           ,` ./  |
>>        ' `.  ,'        |;,'   ,@
>>  ______|     |      _________,_____jv______
>>         `.   `.   ,'
>>          ,'_,','_,
>>          `'   `'
>[snip]
>>  john van der zwaag
>>  vanderz{at}erc.msstate.edu
>>  jrv1{at}ra.msstate.edu
>>  http://www.erc.msstate.edu/~vanderz
>
>You obviously drew it because we NEEDED to see it. I can't remember
>liking a pig more. Do you have more wonderful drawings hiding in your
>computer? Post them please.

>


Yes, this is a good pig.  I would like to see more, too.  Pigs have little eyes, and will stare at you.  I don't like them much;
they are nasty.  But this is a good picture of a fat, happy, nasty pig.

JRO

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Subject: Re: Er...well, I'm trying
Date: 1997/11/25
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