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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Jun 1998.
Re: Am I here or somewhere else

Re: Am I here or somewhere else

spu...@aol.com (Spunk1111) writes:
>>Message-id: <359...@no.spam.avana.net>
>
>>as long as you aren't seing things could you not tell me
>>what you think of my large sig block ?? .   I'm kinda proud of the bear it
>>started out as a rabbit for my daughter, but by the time I was finished it
>>was a bear... that kinda thing ever happen to you?
>
>That happens all the time to me...  :)
>Pictures take on their own shape-- not unlike
>a piece of wood being whittled...

Me too! :) Do you ever get a little way into a pic and think,
hey, that would make a good "whatever"? I have a bear on my site
that started off as a monkey, and there are tonnes of pics I've
done that started out as something totally different! :-) That's 
the nice thing about ascii - you can make a pic, then cut and paste 
it and turn it into something else. :)

>Although I must admit that your bear looks
>more like a lioness or lion cub to me...

Looks like a bear to me (but I had to snip it so that I could 
post this....) NAd I think it's a lovely bear by the way - dead
friendly looking. :)

-Hayley

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From: flu...@quadrant.xs4all.nl.spambgone (Hayley Jane Wakenshaw)
Subject: Re: Am I here or somewhere else
Date: 1998/06/29
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