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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Jan 1999.
Re: Tubbies

Re: Tubbies

In article <369afd4e.0@206.103.97.91>, ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove says...
>
>I dont' understand this... Your picture bears little resemblance
>to Joan's.  Why credit her?  Or did she do some other picture
>of these tubby tastard things, that you modified them from?
>If not, then your's looks like an original, to me.  Even if
>you did use her picture for inspiration... or perspiration...
>or exclamation... or.....
>

Telly tubbies: Small and annoying critters in brightly coloured pajamas with 
deely boopers on their heads, seen running around amongst loppy rabbits trying 
to win your hearts with their witty repartoire: "tubby tustard" (i desire to 
consume some of your fabulous Tubby Custard)
Telly tubbies often seen on TV and in shops everywhere

Southpark: Small and annoying children in badly animated style running around 
with other badly animated characters trying to win your hearts with their witty 
repartoire: "Cheesy puffs kick ass" (I woiuld like to inform you of the 
superlative nature of the self styled cheese covered potato in-between meal 
snack"
South Park often seen late on TV and in shops everywhere 


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Date: 1999/01/12
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