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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 2 Sep 1994.
Line: Spider and/or mantis

Line: Spider and/or mantis

In article <346g6p$k...@gagme.wwa.com> bha...@netcom.com (Brian Hagen) writes:
  Howdy there!
     Well, I suppose the subject pretty much explains it all.  Anyone have 
  any pictures of a spider and/or a mantis, preferably of a nice 
  could-be-put-in-a-sig length?  My roommate has burned out trying to 
  produce one.  Not that he's going to rip yours off or anything, but he 
  needs ideas.  At least that's his claim...
  
    -- Brian "has a few suspicions" Hagen

Well, here's a spider that I drew:
  ((((
 ( )(:[
  ((((

Now let's see if I can come up with a mantis...
      ..
     ( =/X\
    ,' )'
   / ,'
  /,\\
 '/ //

Hmm...I dunno...the basic idea is there, but I haven't looked at a mantis in a
while...this might end up being a group project, like Pooh was on alt.ascii-
art...

Here's a bird that came to be while I was trying to turn the mantis into a T
Rex...the T Rex looked even worse than the mantis!

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 ,',)
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-- 
(v) ran(dy+som)
 =  ran...@scf.usc.edu

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Date: 2 Sep 1994 18:40:11 -0500
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