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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Aug 1996.
Re: REQ: Forklift carrying a jar of candied yams

Re: REQ: Forklift carrying a jar of candied yams

Philip Kaulfuss wrote:
> 
> Bobby Tendinitis (bed...@bbs.cpcn.com) wrote:
> : If anyone as a .sig-sized ascii of a forklift picking up a jar of
> : candied yams, please e-mail it to me!  Thanks!
> 
> Oh yeah, everyone has one of those. ;)
> 
well,the yams will be hard,but here goes my try at the forklift:
          _________
        |/________ |                      
        |         \|                    
        |   o o   ||                       
        | _/_/_o__||MWMW                       
        |/         |WMWM                        
       +|\________/_MWMW                                
       ||/  \   /  \                   
  .----' \__/   \__/                     


I am sorry about the simplicity of it,I am new to creating non-character
ascii designs                                   
--       
 _ _ _ _   _ ____ ____    _ __ ____ ___      bil...@midwest.net
| | | | |_| |_  _|__  |  | / /|_  _|   \     Of all the things I've
| | | | ._. |_||_ ,',' ==|  <  _||_| |) )    ever lost, I miss my
 \_,_/|_| |_|____|____|  |_\_\|____|___/     mind the most.

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From: Bill Risher <bil...@midwest.net>
Subject: Re: REQ: Forklift carrying a jar of candied yams
Date: 1996/08/15
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