Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 5 Mar 2000.
Please post a CANNON
alt.ascii-art
· 4 messages · 5 Mar 2000
Can someone help me with a ascii cannon figure.....Please Greets, Seeker�
"Seeker�" <b_m...@hotmail.com> wrote... well, this, I imagine. > Can someone help me with a ascii cannon figure.....Please > > Greets, > > Seeker� > What, like this? __ sjw / \ .-. | | * _.-' \ \__/ \.-' \ / _/ | _ /" | /_\' \ \_/ """" -- remove chastitybelt to reply "Semper Ubi Sub Ubi. Always wear underwear."
"Seeker�" wrote: > > Can someone help me with a ascii cannon figure.....Please > > Greets, > > Seeker� This shows two opposing canons firing at each other. both are equipped with wooden wheels and igniter (') ]=| |=[ | | O " " " O | | LGB ]=| |=[ (') Modern version WW1 ERA notice the improvements rubber tires, fixed tow bar for jeep or horse and the same old igniter which was questionable. "keep your powder dry" a saying that probably stayed around for a long long time ____ (____) (____) _______|| ___/ _____||_____________/) / / __________________\) (0) ( ?__________________ ) \___ \_____ _____________/) \_______|| \) _||_ (____) LGB (____)
On Sun, 05 Mar 2000 15:45:13 GMT, "Seeker�" <b_m...@hotmail.com> provoked the
following text:
>Can someone help me with a ascii cannon figure.....Please
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