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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Aug 1998.
Re: Piggyback Diddle - BluePard (pic)

Re: Piggyback Diddle - BluePard (pic)

Matthew Thomas <mpt...@spamfree.land> wrote:

>Here's my attempt. I've tried to keep pretty much to the style BluePard
>used for the original.
>----
>                      .-------.
>                     /    .  '`\
>                    /    '   ,(
>                     |',-     _|
>                     | \_  `--'       ____
>                      |     __)      '    --_
>                    ,-- _  -'      /         \
>                  ,'       `.     '=,   _ ,-.,`
>                 /    \      `.  /   /   ` `|
>                |      `.   `. `(  / `-   _|
>               |         .    \`|   (--._`-
>               |          \    /  '  \`,(
>              |         , /\  ' ` / `    \
>              | ________ (  `-_` `. /    |
>             |,'mt-2    `"""-/ `.  `._ _/
>            |  `            /    `-   ) \
>            |   )          /    '--`=/__'
>             \ '          /   /      `--._
>              `-._________\   \           \
>                      ,<BP.`.  `.-        |
>                     /".     `.  \)       |
>                    |          `./       /
>                    | ,         /       /
>                    )
>                   / \         /      /
>                  /   \              /
>                       \      '     /
>                        `
>                         `
>----
>And I have to say that that is probably the picture I have most enjoyed
>drawing in my short time as an ASCII artist. Copying BluePard's style
>was an education in itself.
>
>The credits, `mt-2 <BP', mean `Matthew Thomas 1998, after BluePard',
>which I think is pretty fair -- I used the original pic to get the rough
>proportions right, but didn't actually copy any of it.

MT, I have modified your drawing by replacing the original woman's
head.  Ummm ... given our advanced age, I thought it prudent to
tighten her derriere a bit.  Thanks greatly, roy
                      .-------.
                     /    .  '`\
                    /    '   ,(
                     |',-     _|
                     | \_  `--'      
                      |     __)    .-------.
                    ,-- _  -'    /         \
                  ,'       `.   |        \_ \
                 /    \      `. (-).'   (.\``
                |      `.   `. `|  `-     -
               |         .    \`/  /___  7
               |          \    /  '  \`,(
              |         , /\  ' ` / `    \
              | ________ (  `-_` `. /    |
             |,'mt-2    `"""-/ `.  `._ _/
            |  `            /    `-   ) \
            |   )          /    '--`=/__'
             \ '          /   /      `--._
              `-._________\   \           \
                        <BP..  `.-        |
                       /".   `.  \)       |
                      |        `./       /
                      | ,       /       /
                      )
                     / \       /      /
                    /   \            /
                         \    '     /rm
                         `
                          `

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From: mcc...@NOSPAM.uthscsa.dcci.com (Roy)
Subject: Re: Piggyback Diddle - BluePard (pic)
Date: 1998/08/17
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