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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Mar 1997.
Re: Frogstein and Birdstein, Are You an Artist?

Re: Frogstein and Birdstein, Are You an Artist?

pet...@aol.com (PeteCasso):
> 13        Uh! Oh! I knew that! An evil talent!         13
> 14       /                                             14
> 15      /       .( * .                                 15
> 16   .oo     .*  .  ) .                                16
> 17  (  -)   . . POOF . *                               17
> 18   " "     *  . ( . '                                18
> 19                                                     19
> 20                                                     20
> 21          Wow! You look great!                       21
> 22         /                                           22
> 23        /          Yes! Much better than an artist!  23
> 24       /          Yaay! Let's do it again! Yaay!     24
> 25      /          /                                   25
> 26   .oo        oo.                                    26
> 27  (  -)      (-  )                                   27
> 28   " "        " "                                    28
> 29WW5WWW10WWWW5WWW20WWWW5WWW30WWWW5WWW40WWWW5WWW50WWW5557

 ;-)

We've seen the "poof! you're a frog" quite often now.  How about something new?

Sven  [ critics! ;-) ]

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From: guc...@banach.math.fu-berlin.de (Sven Guckes)
Subject: Re: Frogstein and Birdstein, Are You an Artist?
Date: 1997/03/13
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