Re: Statue (My First ASCII)
From Emil Nitrate <ani...@teatmsn.com>
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· 7 Mar 2003 23:55 · View full thread
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In message <7g_9a.30075$ZS4...@news1.rdc1.ky.home.ne.jp> "KIRARA" <jim...@anet.ne.jp> wrote: > >"Charlie Rhodes" <cno...@monsterhunt.nospam.org> wrote in message >news:B8C...@lp.airnews.net... >> This is my first *ever* ascii drawing. Don't be too harsh ;) >> >> Diddles are welcome: >> _____ >> | | >> | | ~ >> |_____|/ >> ~~~~~~~~~ >> / ~ ~ \ >> : @ @ : >> | .. | >> \ __ / >> ____|---|____ >> |===============================| >> |________________________RCR____| >> >> >This bronze statue is very nice. But I can't figure out who he is. >I guess swallow will come up to peel off this statue's golden surface,folks! I kept thinking there was something familiar about that face, and then it dawned on me - the "Stay-Puffed Marshmallow Man" (a slim version no less)
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