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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Mar 1994.
Particle Man

Particle Man

Just a little thing I whipped up a little while back:
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  .    Particle Man

 
--.    Particle Man running

                   
  :    Particle Man jumping up and down really fast

 
 \.    Particle Man playing baseball 

 
  !    Particle Man gets a bright idea

 
  ?    Particle Man sliding down a water slide

 
  %    Particle Man looking in the mirror
 

  .    Particle Man atop a mountain (anthill?)
  ^

___. 
|      Particle Man jumping off a diving board
 ~~~~~

 .     Particle Man about to find out if he gets wet or does the 
~~~    water get him instead?

 
  *    Particle Man discovers the pool is empty

 
./\.   Particle Man swordfighting with a flea

 
  o    Particle Man after seeing very sexy water molecule
 

. /\   Particle Man meets Triangle Man
  ~~ 

o /\   Particle Man loves Triangle Man
  ~~                                

. X\   Particle Man cowers at sight of Triangle Man with a baseball bat
  ~~

./X\   They have a fight
  ~~

*`/\'  Triangle wins
  ~~

  /\   Triangle Man
  ~~


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Any additions or modifications or comments that you can think of are welcome.
-Jay Thaler
 tha...@egr.msu.edu

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From: tha...@egr.msu.edu (Jay Thaler)
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
Subject: Particle Man
Date: 24 Mar 1994 19:20:22 GMT
Organization: Michigan State University
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