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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Nov 1996.
Re: THE TICK

Re: THE TICK


David Hendrix (nic...@tindrum.tng.oche.de) writes:
>         |"|     When I scanned my Messagebase on 15.11.96 I
>    o,*,(o o)    found this Message from split on topic
>   8(o o)(_)Ooo  THE TICK (date: 07.11.96).
> ooO-(_)---Ooo-------------------------------------------------------------
> s> Someone posted a picture of A tick, but I would like one of THE TICK,
> s> cause there is always room for one more arthropod on the network.
> s> Perhaps Die Fliedermaus too?
> 
>  Just tell me: What's the difference an what the hell is 'Die
>  Fliedermaus'?

The difference is: a tick is a little bug thing, The Tick is a superhero
who wear a blue body suit and has a sidekick named Arthur (he's a moth
that gets mistaken for a bunny).  

Die Fliedermaus, which I guess means The Field Mouse, is another superhero
character from the same television show as The Tick and Arthur (the show
is called The Tick).  Yes, Die Fleidermaus is a big mouse with a cape who
tries to pick up girls all the time.  "Hey sweetheart, got anything in
that poodle gun for me?"

Incidentally, I'd love to see some The Tick and Die Fliedermaus asciis, too.

=)

go in zen

--
I want to hang from the old creepy. (DA)

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From: dc5...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Lisa M. Higgs)
Subject: Re: THE TICK
Date: 1996/11/17
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