Re: And now...an insect/owl reading a book!
From Ben Stocum <brs...@osfmail.isc.rit.edu>
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· 10 Nov 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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An owl reading a book??? the "V" character looks to be a beak? possibly think of owl from Pooh for the "antenna?".... donno... On 8 Nov 1998, XSkreeemxX wrote: > hee hee hee, i dont know what this is, but its reading something VERRRRY thin! > =) > > ", ," > .-.,\,./,.-. > / O O \ > ;". V ."; > \ ',.,.,..,' / > /'" lllllll "'\ > ~'., ,.'~ > | ' ::,: ' | > )> ; : <) > }> ; : <} > )> ; : <) > )> : ; <) > ~'., ; : ,.'~ > \ ' :': ' / > -_ _- > ' '|' '|'=jLp= > OO OO > > > ~~~~~ > (= jEsSiCa =) > > > "Nothing can be created out of Nothing." > ~~~~~ > >
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