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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 Nov 1996.
Re: A teeny-tiny itty-bitty computer....

Re: A teeny-tiny itty-bitty computer....

In article <329...@baynetworks.com>,
   "Clyde W. Watson" <cly...@baynetworks.com> wrote:

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>     )/\_,_[__]
>     T>_  
>
>How's this one Joan?  Yeah I know the 'puter is floating.  I couldn't
>figure out how to put a desk under it.
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 )/\_,_[__]
 T>_  /~~~~\

Any better ? :)

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web   : http://www.brad.ac.uk/%7Ecrwhite |  -   ---   \/\____/_>
Studying 2nd year Computer Science at The University of Bradford, England

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Subject: Re: A teeny-tiny itty-bitty computer....
Date: 1996/11/26
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