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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Jun 1998.
Re: assorted useless doodles:

Re: assorted useless doodles:

> Now let's see someone (Phil? Pete?) attempt the next stage of the story...

Well, the story and the pics are great, but the content is so violent! See
below an old cartoon of mine for just about the utmost in violence that I use
for the 'steins. You're welcome to use Devilstein's hi-tech pitchforks to
combat the dragons.

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02                                                                    02
03  Frogstein and Birdstein, Hi-Tech                                  03
04  by Pete Casso 970814                                              04
05                                                                    05
06               Grandpa Devilstein! Don't you want                   06
07                to go with the times and use hi-tech?               07
08         ,,      \                                                  08
09        ( ">       oo.                                              09
10       ,(->)->    (-  )                                             10
11      (  ^^        " "                                              11
12                                                                    12
13              But I do! My handarrows ARE hi-tech!                  13
14             /                                                      14
15            /          How do they work?                            15
16         ,,           /                                             16
17        ( ">       oo.                                              17
18       ,(->)->    (-  )                                             18
19      (  ^^        " "                                              19
20                                                                    20
21             Like this!                                             21
22            /                         Ha ha, you missed me!         22
23         ,,                          /                              23
24        ( ">   whoosh     ~ ~ ~  .oo                                24
25       ,(->)---------->  ~ ~ ~  (  -)                               25
26      (  ^^                      " "                                26
27                                                                    27
28               I also have hi-tech pitchforks!                      28
29              Same idea, longer reach!                              29
30             /                                              Ouch!   30
31            /                                              /        31
32         ,,                                             ,,          32
33        ( ">              W H O O O O O O S H          ,@@          33
34       ,(=E)=========================================E(  ^)         34
35      (  ^^                                            " "          35
36                                                                    36
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From: Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Re: assorted useless doodles:
Date: 1998/06/03
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References: <Pin...@sis.bris.ac.uk> <356EC59F.6B87@NO_SPAM.sheffield.ac.uk> <Pine.OSF.3.91.980529154439.13208A-100000-100000@leofric> <Pine.OSF.3.91.980529163849.13208D-100000-100000-100000@leofric> <896...@mnementh.southern.co.nz> <Pin...@osfb.aber.ac.uk> <357...@sympatico.ca> <Pin...@osfb.aber.ac.uk>
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