Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 21 Dec 1998.
The 'steins - Queen of the Parade
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· 1 message · 21 Dec 1998
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[] The 'steins - Queen of the Parade []
[] Copyright 980905 Pete Casso Revision 981221 []
[] []
[] _===_ _===_ []
[] ('v') ('v') []
[] (>:<) (>:<) []
[] ^ ^ ^ ^ []
[] . + . []
[] _===_ \^|^/ _===_ []
[] ( "> ('v') <" ) []
[] (> :)> (.)x(.) <(: <) []
[] ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ []
[] _===_ _===_ []
[] ('v') ('v') []
[] (>:<) (>:<) []
[] ^ ^ ^ ^ []
[] .-------------------------. []
[] | Miss WellEndowedstein | []
[] | Queen of the Parade | []
[] '-------------------------' []
[] | []
[] OO | []
[] ( -) | []
[] (>:)>| []
[] ^^ []
[] *Blush* Shame on you, Birdstein! []
[] \ You got an erection! []
[] _==_ \ []
[] ( "> oo. []
[] (>,)> (- ) []
[] ^^ " " []
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The 'steins are just about the smallest ascii art pics that are still
capable of facial expressions and body language that are adequate for
cartoon purposes, see the lower right hand corner of the above pic.
Facial expressions and body language can be more fully utilized in
animations that can not be shown here, but there is a collection on my
website that you may enjoy. For the URL, see my sig below.
A three day parade is enough for this year, see you at the parades next
year! :-)))
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[] .oo Visit the Gallery of the 'steins! []
[] ( -) http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/ []
[] " " Frogstein, who has a point behind his eyes []
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