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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Aug 1998.
Re: Piggyback Diddle - BluePard

Re: Piggyback Diddle - BluePard

joris bellenger <svz...@xs4all.nl> wrote:


>Roy wrote:

>> Matthew Thomas <mpt...@spamfree.land> wrote:
>>
>> >Thank you Roy, thank you thank you thank you. For from now on, if ever
>> >anyone shakes their head disbelievingly at me and asks `what is the
>> >point of ASCII art?', I will be able to show them my copy of your
>> >message. It's this sort of post which makes being part of a.a-a
>> >worthwhile.
>>
>> What is the point of ascii art?  A personal email without art is like
>> .... like ... like a body with no soul.
>>
>> Since January, I shamelessly exploited the work of ascii artists.  I
>> scanned a.a-a each day and saved a very large inventory of drawings
>> for future use.  I first sent her flowers which were of a "friendship"
>> nature [tulips, daffodils] -- careful -- not too personal just yet.
>> As we discussed our lives and travels in great detail -- before,
>> during and since the time we met -- I carefully selected drawings to
>> illustrate some aspect of each message [cats, temples, castles,
>> hummingbirds, sailing ships, mermaids, knots, etc].  I amused her with
>> cartoons [the Steins, Macarena lessons, cows].  I tantalized her with
>> great art [The Lovers, The Persistence of Memory, Girl with a Pearl
>> Earring].  As we became more intimate, I shifted to drawings with
>> romantic symbolism [orchids, roses, dancers, Kama Sutra (blush)].  My
>> poor words alone could never have succeeded.  It was the art, almost
>> all from this NG.  What is the point of ascii art?  Indeed! - roy


>            ...and she felt for that???
>                          \
>                      )            (
>                     /(   (\___/)  )\
>                    ( #)  \ ('')| ( #
>                     ||___c\  > '__||
>                     ||**** ),_/ **'|
>               .__   |'* ___| |___*'|
>                \_\  |' (    ~   ,)'|
>                 ((  |' /(.  '  .)\ |
>                  \\_|_/ <_ _____> \______________
>                   /   '-, \   / ,-'              \
>                  /      (//   \\)            b'ger


>                 Either this guy isn't real
>                    or I'll never understand girls.
>                          \
>                      )            (
>                     /(   (\___/)  )\
>                    ( #)  \ (,,)| ( #
>                     ||___c\  > '__||
>                     ||**** ),_/ **'|
>               .__   |'* ___| |___*'|
>                \_\  |' (    ~   ,)'|
>                 ((  |' /(.  '  .)\ |
>                  \\_|_/ <_ _____> \______________
>                   /   '-, \   / ,-'              \
>                  /      (//   \\)            b'ger


You should spend more time studying roses, make some specially, add
a little poetry and post them to the " Computer Girls " you most
admire. Your talents will impress them and they will ask for more.

Be careful with the poetry though...perhaps just a rose from you 
would be enough.  

  " Only a rose I give you." -- from the musical " Rose Marie ".


Just think of all the girls here on alt.ascii-art who already admire 
you and you haven't sent any of them any roses. Or have you...  
privately...by email?  Hmmm.  And...you are already in the voluptuous 
Veronica's chatroom. :-) 


===================================================================

                              The Rose

===================================================================


       .     .
   ...  :``..':              Some say love it is the river
    : ````.'   :''::'           that drowns the tender reed.
  ..:..  :     .'' :         Some say love it is a razor
``.    `:    .'     :           that leaves your soul to bleed.
   :    :   :        :       Some say love it is a hunger
    :   :   :         :         an endless aching need.
    :    :   :        :      I say love it is a flower
     :    :   :..''''``::.      and you, its only seed.
      : ...:..'     .''
      .'   .'  .::::'        It's the heart afraid of breaking
     :..'''``:::::::            that never learns to dance.
     '         `::::         It's the dream afraid of waking
                 `::.           that never takes the chance.
                  `::        It's the one who won't be taken
                   :::.         who cannot seem to give,
        ..:```.:'`. ::'`.    and the soul afraid of dying
      ..'      `:.: ::          that never learns to live.
     .:        .:``:::
     .:    ..''     :::      When the night has been too lonely
      : .''          ::         and the road has been too long,
       :             ::      and you think that love is only
                      :         for the lucky and the strong,
                       :     just remember in the winter
                                far beneath the bitter snows
                             lies the seed
                             that with the sun's love in the spring
                             becomes the rose.....

                                                 [ poet unknown ]

======================================================================

Bye,

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From: Colin Douthwaite <cfb...@southern.co.nz>
Subject: Re: Piggyback Diddle - BluePard
Date: 1998/08/18
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