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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Jan 1999.
Re: I need a special ascii-art

Re: I need a special ascii-art

llizard wrote in message <36A...@iNOdirect.ca>...


>I just did this unaccustomedly large drawing:
>
>
>        \.  -   -  .
>       '          _ , -`.
>     '        _,'     _,'
>    '      ,-'      _/
>   '    ,-' \     _/
>  '   ,'     \  _'
>  '  '       _\'
>  ' ,    _,-'  \     _________
>  \,_,--'       \    \\_______\
>                 \    \\+=+=+=+\
>                  \    \\=+=+=+=\
>                   \    \\+=+=+=+\
>                    \    \\=+=+=+=\________
>                     \    \\+=+=+=+____----))
>                      \    \`---------.)))\\
>                       \   ||+=+=+=+=+=\\ /\\
>                        \  ||___________\\/ \\
>                         \ ||------------\\
>  ejm                     \||             \\


tHIS LOOKS.......... Don't you hate it when you hit that "cap lock" button?...

    Anyway, this looks just like a beach chair with ah ol' umbrella. Real good.
Only problem is, where is the voluptuos broad in the skin-tight designer one-piece
(the kind that has even less material that a bikini)?  I don't need a chair
and an umbrella at the beach, UNLESS it's filled up by something interesting.
I mean... sitting in the sand in the sun is fine for ME. But I sure could find
a use for that chair an' umbrella, if it were occupied.

    Perhaps......

JRO

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From: "JRO" <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove>
Subject: Re: I need a special ascii-art
Date: 1999/01/25
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