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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 2 Apr 1996.
Talk: the Shmoo

Talk: the Shmoo

Jasmine Urmeneta wrote:
> 
> Okay guys... anybody here remember the old Hanna Barbera cartoons circa
> 1980 or thereabouts--? There was this little white ghosty thingy called
> "The Shmoo."  Well, I'd really like a picture of him to surprise my
> friends.  Even if you can't draw him, I'd feel better if someone here at
> least told me they know what I'm talking about so i don't feel totally
> crazy! Thanks!
> 
> Jasmine :P
> 
> ps He sorta reminded me of a bowling pin with whiskers...

Not only do I remember him, but I seem to have an uncanny ability to 
recreate the voice, which drives my wife nuts...

Red Five
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From: Red Five <red...@cinenet.net>
Subject: Talk: the Shmoo
Date: 1996/04/02
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