Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 27 Nov 1996.
REQ: Shmoo
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· 4 messages · 27 Nov 1996 - 30 Nov 1996
Hi everyone, I think I remember someone asking for this sometime ago. But I was wondering if anyone has drawn Shmoo or has a Shmoo sig? Thanks. --Melanie
In article <Pin...@shiva.hunter.cuny.edu>, "Melanie :)" <msa...@shiva.Hunter.CUNY.EDU> writes: >I think I remember someone asking for this sometime ago. But I was >wondering if anyone has drawn Shmoo or has a Shmoo sig? What IS a "Shmoo"... does it hang around with Totoro? ;) -joan -- .==,_ .===,_`\ .====,_ ` \ .====,__ --- .==-,`~. \ `:`.__, --- `~~=-. \ /^^^ ...always on the go! --- `~~=. \ / `~. \ / spu...@juno.com ~. \____./ * joan stark * jgs `.=====) ___.--~~~--.__ ___\.--~~~ ~~~---.._|/ ~~~" / my ascii art gallery: http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/
On 27 Nov 1996 spu...@aol.com wrote: > In article > :)" <msa...@shiva.Hunter.CUNY.EDU> writes: > >I think I remember someone asking for this sometime ago. But I was > >wondering if anyone has drawn Shmoo or has a Shmoo sig? > > What IS a "Shmoo"... does it hang around with Totoro? ;) > -joan You know it!!!! The Shmoo is the white blob from Saturday morning cartoons from way back in (scratching his head***) Hmmmmmmm....well between 1982 and 1976. Is that right? I'm only 29 and can't recall what year the Shmoo made me laugh like crazy and milk came out my nose! ha ha Now that super lovable Shmoo could form into different shapes and talked kind of like it was missing every 3rd vowel and every 5th and 6th consanant. Very similar to Charlie Brown's parents voice on the phone but much more lovable and cuddly. They should have made a Shmoo doll out of that Stretch Armstrong plastic stuff but then again maybe they did. Take care, Jon Melusky, wishing for more snow in Seattle. .ueeeecu''` dP" "R$r <$$P ` J$ $$u"bu,uz$P `$$zbe$F'z$$$$eu,,,ee$Ne. ze,...,ze$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$u d$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$FRb .$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$F d$r dF4$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$"""" $$$F $$e. """????????"""" . .`by 4$$$ 4$$$r :::::. %%%%%%'',.` "Te,"" ?$$$L :::::: `%%%' ""??$bg,.""4u. `$$$e `:::::::.' "?".eu,"3$$$$$F `,u`c `::::::: ""?bg`"3$$$$$$ -e$$$i`?eu `''''` .uu."?$$$$$$' "?R$$e.""??eee$$PF" '$$$$P `"??mc.....eKLe J$$$$F ue "-=+e$$$$$$P .$$$$$ $$$b .^"=++????$"u J$$$$F dP?$r $$$$$u""zeezee$$$F "CL= .db 4 $b $$ "" 'F z$$$$$$$$$" "4eed$$$F dL ^ Kermit eating a cookie.
On 27 Nov 1996 18:09:37 GMT, spu...@aol.com wrote: >>I think I remember someone asking for this sometime ago. But I was >>wondering if anyone has drawn Shmoo or has a Shmoo sig? > >What IS a "Shmoo"... does it hang around with Totoro? ;) Joan, you're showing your youth. Once upon a time there was a cartoonist named Al Capp who created a series called 'Lil Abner'. In the series there was a creature whose one and only aim in life was to please. The nice thing about them was that they could morph. If you wanted a turkey dinner real bad, you could count on a shmoo to become one so you could eat it - etc. Anyway, a Shmoo looks a lot like one of those legless bottom heavy punching balloons that pop back up when you knock them down. You know, sort of a round bottomed bowling pin with the face on the upper bulb. Come to think of it, if I could do a self portrait... Alan
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