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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 23 Jun 1995.
Line-talk: What is it?

Line-talk: What is it?

In article <3sd3c9$qu...@miso.wwa.com>, Tracy Miller <tmi...@haas.berkeley.edu> writes:
>From: Tracy Miller <tmi...@haas.berkeley.edu>
>Newsgroups: rec.arts.ascii
>Subject: Line-talk: What is it?
>Date: 22 Jun 1995 19:54:33 -0500
>Organization: University of California, Berkeley
>
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>> > : >>: :         /    /
>> > : >>: :      ('/ _+]}\.
>> > : >>: :     ( < *  """""\
>> > : >>: :    |.:;.:. ``````\      <------ like, what is that thing ?
>> > : >>: :     !~~|||@@ybco=#
>> > : >>: :        |/\    ?
>> > : >>: :        |  |
>> > : >>: :        |  |
>> > Well, well ... and I always thought I would see two perrots sitting on a stick
>> 
>> *sigh*  no, it's most definately snoopy on an overdose on vivarin
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>> 
>> MaDhAtTeR
>
>No way!  It's a decapitated flamingo!
>
>Tracy


It is an anti-aircraft gun for a battleship, or an AA emplacement
on land.  Can't you see the two barrels pointing skyward and all
the protective armor?  And it can pivot.

Michael Cook
ML...@IBERIA.CCA.ROCKWELL.COM
These are not the opinions of my employer.

Post in haste, repent in leisure.

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From: ml...@iberia.cca.rockwell.com (Michael Cook)
Subject: Line-talk: What is it?
Date: 1995/06/23
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