Line-talk: What is it?
From Ren Tescher <re...@rap.ucar.edu>
· rec.arts.ascii
· 20 Jun 1995 00:00 · View full thread
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:> : >>: : / /
:> : >>: : ('/ _+]}\.
:> : >>: : ( < * """""\
:> : >>: : |.:;.:. ``````\ <------ like, what is that thing ?
:> : >>: : !~~|||@@ybco=#
:> : >>: : |/\ ?
:> : >>: : | |
:> : >>: : | |
>[...deletia....]
It is a UPO!
Unidentified Posted Object
They are sighted on this newsgroup from time to time.
I guess it's time to call Mulder and Scully in on this one,
and have them initiate an FBI X-file.
Of course, the left most portion somewhat resembles a tire tread...
So maybe it is part of a vehicles suspension.
Or if we were to couple it with the other UPO that frequents this
newsgroup, maybe they spell out a hidden message!
ren
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