Re: Back to Basics
Laura :) wellll jeeez no wonder your starvin..does everyone know your consuming all the ascii? you gotta get some food! - hows the food drive commin along? :) Prudence -- LDB <She...@excite.com> wrote in message news:375...@news.midwest.net... > On Wed, 2 Jun 1999 08:33:03 -0400, "Prudence" <lo-...@erols.com> > wrote: > > >'Expereeement #29....Leonardo da Salty' > > > > > > ,||||, 'salt and food color will both dissolve in water.. > > | @ @| / if the water evaporates, it leaves the salt > > c , c / 'n food color behind..hmmm.. kind of like > > \ =/ ascee without colour codes....' > > ___| |___ > > > LOL Prudence. Ascii art - the life giving water of the technical age. > > > SheDragon, sometimes calls herself Laura. > > ||| _/T\_ ||| mailto:ldb...@midwest.net > ||| \\|// ||| Freelance Writer and homesick Canadian > ldb ||| '-|-' ||| http://members.xoom.com/ldb/ldbascii.htm >
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