Line-talk: What is it?
From Leong Tiang Wah <ltw...@technet.sg>
· rec.arts.ascii
· 14 Jul 1995 00:00 · View full thread
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It look a train flying through a building to me.
rog...@ucbeh.san.uc.edu wrote:
: > : > > : >>: : / /
: > : > > : >>: : ('/ _+]}\.
: > : > > : >>: : ( < * """""\
: > : > > : >>: : |.:;.:. ``````\ <------ like, what is that thing ?
: > : > > : >>: : !~~|||@@ybco=#
: > : > > : >>: : |/\ ?
: > : > > : >>: : | |
: > : > > : >>: : | |
: > : >
: > : > *sigh* no, it's most definately snoopy on an overdose on vivarin
: where's his ears?
: > : No way! It's a decapitated flamingo!
: >
: not bad...
: > Nah, it's a dead facing-up bird, beak to the left.
: on a pole?
: >
: Ok, how about....Snoopy's little yellow birdie friend, beat up with a bloody
: 'lip' and several of his head feathers pulled out...
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