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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Jun 2000.
Re: Cowish thing

Re: Cowish thing


Andy C Yu wrote:
> 
> > Dave Bird wrote:
> 
> >       ,-----.
> >      ( MOOH! )
> >       `----y'
> >
> >     (\-/)
> >     /..)|
> >    (o o  \
> >     `--'  '-....---.
> >        \            \-._
> >         |            )-.\
> >         /  /+--(  \ \    )
> >         \ (_|   UU )/\   *
> >         /_|_|     /_||
> >
> 
> Aww... I thought the original looked cute because it was skinny and
> cartoonish. Howz this?
> 
>      ,-----.
>     ( MOOH! )
>      `----y'
>   (--./)
>   /..)<
>  (o o ,\       ___
>   `--'\(\_____/   \-._
>        \`---' .    )-.\
>         )      \  <   ))
>         | >--( .) /  ( )
>         |/_|  U/ /|   *
>        /_|_|  /_|_\
> 
> andy

Well, you are right! At least it's not looking like a horse anymore.
--

o.-.o
(('))   There should be at least one bear in every news group!
*)v(*
O-^-O

Oliver Merkel

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