Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 6 Feb 1995.
Talk: Uncle Bob's Kid's Page
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· 2 messages · 6 Feb 1995 - 13 Feb 1995
I just wanted to mention my new Web page, Uncle Bob's Kid's Page. It's for children and their parents, K-12 students and teachers, and kids of all ages. It has lots and lots of nice links with descriptions, and spotlighs on special links and groups of links. It was Cool Site of the Day for February 2, 1995. The URL is: http://gagme.wwa.com/~boba/kids.html The ASCII connection is that one of the spotlights in shined on the world of ASCII art. Yes, I'm stretching a bit on that one. Skip the rest of this message if you don't want to read what others have said about Uncle Bob's Kid's Page. "Great job." - Scott Pallack "I saw your [kid's] page is the cool site for today. Congratulations!!" - Allen Clark, NASA Public Affairs "Great ... This is one of the best uses of the web linking I have seen put together, and I have been out there from the first release of Mosaic. Well done!" - Kim Richardson "Thanks a lot!" - Zhu Ling "Congratulations on a spectacularly good job." - Mike McIntyre "Great page." - Gary Myers, Director of OMSI science camps and adventures "Thanks for the great time, my kindergartner and I spent 45 minutes exploring your links. Fabulous, what a great page. Is this what they mean by quality time with your kids? I think the answer is yes." - Tom Litchfield "You have done one of the best things I have seen on the net. What a great idea. Thanks." - Gary Sousa "This is an absolutely super Web page. I am a Father and I am concerned by the amount of garbage invading the net. Your site for Kids is a great place that I will be very pleased for my children to use. Well done...first rate." - Charles Williams "A very impressive page." - Andy Warner, AndyNet "I really enjoyed your Uncle Bob page." - Robin Rood, DISC/Dealernet -- . + ' . * . . ' ) . + . . ____ _____ ___ . _____ . _____ ' .+ . * '. * /___/ /____/ /__ \ ' /___ \ '/____/ . * ' . + . '+ ' . __ + __' . __| |.* ____/ / ____' ' + . .' .' \ \' / / . ,/,/| | ./ _ _/. / __/ ' . ' . + : ' . * '____) )/ /__ ,/ /__| | / / \ \ / /__' _____ _____ _______' __ __ __ /_____//____//________|/_/ /_/'/____/ /____/ /___ \ '/ ___ /./ /'/ /./ / ' .+ . * ' . : __ . + ____/ /. / /. / / / / / / / /. . ' * . + ' . */ /. '/ _ _/ / /'*/ /'/ /./ /*/ /. ' . ' ( . ' : + / /__ / / \ \'./ /__/ / / /_/ /_/ / + ' '. .+ .' * ' ./____/ /_/ /_/ /______/+/_________/ .' . * ' . ' . '+ . ' * . ' ( + '. :
In article <3h64tt$d2...@gagme.wwa.com>, bob...@wwa.com (Bob Allison) wrote: > I just wanted to mention my new Web page, Uncle Bob's Kid's > Page. It's for children and their parents, K-12 students and teachers, > and kids of all ages. > > It has lots and lots of nice links with descriptions, and spotlighs on > special links and groups of links. It was Cool Site of the Day for > February 2, 1995. > > The URL is: http://gagme.wwa.com/~boba/kids.html > > The ASCII connection is that one of the spotlights in shined on the > world of ASCII art. Yes, I'm stretching a bit on that one. > This is the best Web page I have found yet!!!! I don't think I'll ever have time to check out all of the links you have on it! Keep up the fantastic work! -- ___ ___ _-==-_ (___)-----------------------------------(___) / .. \__| | Cindy Adams | | /| `--' |___) | (C.A...@GEnie.GEIS.com) | | || | | | or | | (___\/___) |___| (Ada...@Primenet.com) |___| (___)-----------------------------------(___)
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