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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Jan 1999.
Re: complaint

Re: complaint

In article <36a...@news.tcp.co.uk>,
azi...@tcp.co.unitedkingdom (James Mitchelhill) wrote:
> 
> On Sat, 16 Jan 1999 23:33:05 -0600, "JRO"
> <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove> grumbled:
> 
> >There doan seem to be much posts, these dayz.......
[snip]
> But.. you know.. if you want to see more art, best thing to do is lead
> by example...
> 
> *looks through his files* Now where wassit.. grr.. seen it here not
> three days since... b'grit.. *fx: sound of lots of heavy metal things
> crashing to the floor* Argh!.. *hops on one foot* *fx: sound of cursing.
> It goes on for some time*.. There it is....
> 
[snip of wonderful "more art please" picture]

My excuse is that I have been shovelling snow. Since 1 January, we've
had over 120cm fall and it only just started to melt yesterday. The city
is at a virtual standstill.

I spent the better part of yesterday afternoon shovelling off the flat
roof to prevent it from caving in with the weight of the snow.


  *              *       *              *
        *                        *_.^^%--- *
                             *   \<\\  \
                                 <  \\           /
*                                <_   \/\    _-_/
        *               *       -  -_*/ /  -   //
                               /     -\/_     ///
   *         *     *          /[_][][__][__][__
          }   }              / [][___][_][___
           {  {             /  [_][][__][__
 *          \ } }          /   [][_][___][___
         *   \{/         [-___-[_][__][___]
--__         }}{   *     [_____[][_][__][_
     --__    }}{      ___-_[_][__][][___]
       \  -}_}}{_-----        -_[][][_][
         /                      ------_[ 
 ejm                                   _]

  ^
 /|\
  |
actual ground level


                           *   ___
                             _-\__\
                         *  -_   \ __  *
  *              *            *   \ / *
        *                        *.\^%--- *
                             *   <_|  \
                                 <               /
*                                <_          _-_/
        *               *       -  -_*     -   //
                               /     - ___    ///
   *         *     *          /[_][][__][__][__
          }   }              / [][___][_][___
           {  {             /  [_][][__][__
 *          \ } }          /   [][_][___][___
         *   \{/         [-___-[_][__][___]
--__         }}{   *     [_____[][_][__][_
     --__    }}{      ___-_[_][__][][___]
       \  -}_}}{_-----        -_[][][_][
         /                      ------_[ 
 ejm                                   _]


NOTE: I do not pick up my mail from the idirect address that you
see. If you are e-mailing me and hit the reply button, add an "e"
to "freent"; its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers.
--
       ___                        cq547@freene+.+oron+o.on.ca
     _/   |    ,^%---                         llizard aka ejm
    |_____|  __<_ \ How are you coping, Joan?
      --- ==   >/
    [_____]  __>,^          ASCII-ar+, ASCII & gif anima+ions
  ejm|   |  //| |        www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/

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