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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Aug 2003.
Re: Penis

Re: Penis

"Robert Fuchs" <sof...@microfox.donotspam.at> wrote in message
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> does anybody have an ASCII Art Penis???
>
> regards, Robert
>
Finally I found it, I saw before and laughed.
He expresses underhair with "&".
 It was very interesting for me so that I can remind.
I added his sig(?).

&&
&&&_______ __
  __ ______(_.)  THIS DICK'S 4 U
(__)_)           RUN IT THRU UR COMPUTAR
                                m0f73-s1b35r

kirara

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