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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Apr 2000.
Re: lamp an table

Re: lamp an table


Peter Punk wrote:
> 
> On 27 Apr 2000 10:02:50 EDT, mik...@bluedwarf.net (MJP) provoked the following
> text:
> 
> >>That gives me an idea...
> >>          %
> >>        sssss
> >>      sssssssss
> >>     sssssssssss
> >>    sssssssssssss
> >>     sss @ @ sss
> >>     sss  |  sss
> >>    ssss  =  ssss
> >>       '.   .'
> >>   .'  .'   '.  '.
> >>  (.-.'       `.-.)
> >>   .'    ___    '.
> >> .'.  .-'   '-.  .'.
> >>(((.-'   LGB   '-.)))
> >Hey! I almost did that for the obascii!
    snipping-of clothes display pssssst poor mums
> --
>         Peter Punk
>           \    /
>         ---\\\\---
>           /    \
> 
This could quite possibly resemble if not at all the unearthed second
sphinx of course this is only purely speculation until scientifically,
artificially proven either to be true or false. Still the diddle is in
theory only that it could quite possibly resemble if not at all resemble
nothing at all theoretically speaking of course

obascii--
  _.-'-._
 ( o o o ) Unified Flying Objects
  '=o=o='

--lgbeard

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Subject: Re: lamp an table
Date: 2000/04/30
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