Re: King Frogstein and Queen Birdstein
>>18 18 >>19 .( * . _ 19 >>20 .* . ) . <" ) 20 >>21 . . POOF . * <( <) 21 >>22 '* . ( . ' ^^ 22 >>23 23 >>24 Oops! Now you got cursed too! 24 >>25 / 25 >>26 .oo oo. ?! 26 >>27 ( -) (- ) 27 >>28 " " " " 28 >>29WWWWWW10WWWWWWWW20WWWWWWWW30WWWWWWWW40WWWWWWWW50WWWWWWWW60W63 > >Errr shouldn't birdstein be the one going POOF! ? > >(It would be a pity to change though, the visual 'body language' of >birdstein is perfect. I marvel at how much can be conveyed with a few >keystrokes. Congratulations Peter, these drawings are delightful.) How about 2 POOFs, one for Frogstein and one for Birdstein. I hope you like the facial expression of Frogstein too when Birdstein POOFs. Tell me of anything funny in your everyday life, fact or fiction, and perhaps that can be used for a cartoon, that we all can enjoy! 01WWWWWW10WWWWWWWW20WWWWWWWW30WWWWWWWW40WWWWWWWW50WWWWWWWW60W63 02 02 03 Frogstein and Birdstein, The Curse 03 04 by Pete Casso 970112 04 05 05 06 Please release me from my curse 06 07 Kiss me, and I will be an eagle 07 08 / _ 08 09 .oo <" ) 09 10 ( -) <( <) 10 11 " " ^^ 11 12 12 13 *smooch* 13 14 _ 14 15 .oo<" ) 15 16 ( -) <) 16 17 " " ^^ 17 18 18 19 .( * . _ 19 20 .* . ) . <" ) 20 21 . . POOF . * <( <) 21 22 '* . ( . ' ^^ 22 23 23 24 ,, .( * . 24 25 !? .@@ .* . ) . 25 26 ( O) . . POOF . * 26 27 " " '* . ( . ' 27 28 28 29 Uh! Oh! Now you too got the curse! 29 30 / 30 31 .oo oo. ?! 31 32 ( -) (- ) 32 33 " " " " 33 34WWWWWW10WWWWWWWW20WWWWWWWW30WWWWWWWW40WWWWWWWW50WWWWWWWW60W63
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,c4635f2f5ae5b261 X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: pet...@aol.com (PeteCasso) Subject: Re: King Frogstein and Queen Birdstein Date: 1997/01/12 Message-ID: <199...@ladder01.news.aol.com>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 209539679 organization: AOL Canada http://www.aol.ca newsgroups: alt.ascii-art x-admin: new...@aol.com
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