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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Jun 2003.
Re: Looking for a gnome ascii art

Re: Looking for a gnome ascii art

On 2003-06-04, 
 kirara <jim...@NOSPAManet.ne.jp> wrote:
>
>========))))= <---chopsticks
>========\\\\=
>         ((((
>        / \\\\<-----terribly sticky strings
>        | ()())      texture is like spider's web
>        |  ||||
>       ()  (((()<----soy beans in well-ferment
>       |  ////|
>      () (()( |
>       | |||| ()<------strange smell like
>                        blue cheese
>
> http://www.ynest.com/nattoeng.htm

Thanks for the link. It looks interesting to eat. 

ObAscii (A quick attempt at noodles):

)()()()()(
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)()()()()(
()()()()()

-- 
Mark Hill <mar...@yahoo.co.uk>

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