Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 8 Aug 1999.
[PIC] Common Pika
alt.ascii-art
· 15 messages · 8 Aug 1999 - 19 Aug 1999
--
\\
.-'\\-._//
.-'''` (o) 0
.`-,./ ==== __/
, ` ._.--,.'
. "
' ; '
` " '
`, "; ` /
\ /gfj \ ',
===================================
I tried using a tranceparancy, but can't seem to do whiskers. Please feel
free to diddle....and he needs a bushy tail. The picture looked so much
better..sigh...
*--------------------------------*
| {"} Geraldine Jones {"} |
| \|/ we9...@victoria.tc.ca \|/ |
*--------------------------------*
, ,_
|`\ `;;, ,;;'
| `\ \ '. .'.'
| `\ \ '-""""-' /
`. `\ / |`
`> /; _ _ \
/ / | . ;
< (`";\ () ~~~ (/_
';;\ `, __ _.-'` )
>;\ ` _.'
`;;\ \-'
;/ \ _
| ,"". .` \
| _| ' /
; /") .;-,
jgs \ / __ .-'
\,_/-"` `-'
-joan
--
/|
/\ //
|/\'-'/ .::.
/^Y^\::''.
\_ /=| `' joan stark (jgs)
/`_)=( \ spu...@juno.com
\ /=/'-/
/ |/ \ ASCII Art Gallery
jgs __\ _ /__ http://www.ascii-art.com
'----' '----'
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, JRO wrote: > > Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990808215407.11301A-100000@vtn1... > > -- > > \\ > > .-'\\-._// > > .-'''` (o) 0 > > .`-,./ ==== __/ > > , ` ._.--,.' > > . " > > ' ; ' > > ` " ' > > `, "; ` / > > \ /gfj \ ', > > =================================== > > > > I tried using a tranceparancy, but can't seem to do whiskers. Please feel > > free to diddle....and he needs a bushy tail. The picture looked so much > > better..sigh... > > > Maybe his tail is gone, because Clover's cat got ahold of it. That could be > why her cat is mad; this is the one that got away.... > > JRO So that's what happened to Pika's tail. Clover...talk to your cat, get the tail and put it back on! Or, if someone else's cat took it, put it back. (in other words, Pika needs a tail...diddles needed) *--------------------------------* | {"} Geraldine Jones {"} | | \|/ we9...@victoria.tc.ca \|/ | *--------------------------------*
Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990808215407.11301A-100000@vtn1... > -- > \\ > .-'\\-._// > .-'''` (o) 0 > .`-,./ ==== __/ > , ` ._.--,.' > . " > ' ; ' > ` " ' > `, "; ` / > \ /gfj \ ', > =================================== > > I tried using a tranceparancy, but can't seem to do whiskers. Please feel > free to diddle....and he needs a bushy tail. The picture looked so much > better..sigh... > Maybe his tail is gone, because Clover's cat got ahold of it. That could be why her cat is mad; this is the one that got away.... JRO
In article <Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990816144650.7861D-100000@vtn1>, Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote: >On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, JRO wrote: >> >> Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message > news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990808215407.11301A-100000@vtn1... >> > -- >> > \\ >> > .-'\\-._// >> > .-'''` (o) 0 >> > .`-,./ ==== __/ >> > , ` ._.--,.' >> > . " >> > ' ; ' >> > ` " ' >> > `, "; ` / >> > \ /gfj \ ', >> > =================================== >> > >> > I tried using a tranceparancy, but can't seem to do whiskers. Please feel >> > free to diddle....and he needs a bushy tail. The picture looked so much >> > better..sigh... >> > >> Maybe his tail is gone, because Clover's cat got ahold of it. That could be >> why her cat is mad; this is the one that got away.... >> >> JRO > >So that's what happened to Pika's tail. Clover...talk to your cat, get >the tail and put it back on! Or, if someone else's cat took it, put it >back. (in other words, Pika needs a tail...diddles needed) > >*--------------------------------* >| {"} Geraldine Jones {"} | >| \|/ we9...@victoria.tc.ca \|/ | >*--------------------------------* .. .-'"'-._ .-' / ` (o).;>0<.-' . \../ -'__/ , ` '._.--,.' . " ' ; ' ` .`". " ' ; ; ` / gfj \ ""-." \ ', =================================== The pika resembles a small rabbit and is included in the rabbit order, Lagomorpha, but it belongs to a different family. It has broad, rounded ears, and all four of its legs are about the same length. The pika is tailless and reaches a length of 6 to 9 inches (15-23 cm). Its deep, soft coat is grayish or buff in color. Copyright � 1996 P.F. Collier, A Division of Newfield Publications, Inc. George G. Goodwin, PIKA,., Vol. 19, Colliers Encyclopedia CD-ROM, 02-28-1996. I think someone is pulling all our tails .... because pikas don't have any! I played with the whiskers a bit, rounded the ears, and some minor body changes. ____ _ _ _ /(( )) /_\ _ __ _ _ | |__ __ _ | |_ ___ ( )6 6( ) / _ \ | ' \| || || / // _` || _|/ -_) (_) l (_) /_/ \_\|_|_|_|\_, ||_\_\\__,_| \__|\___| \ <> ) |__/ __) (__ akg amy...@mail.com Mae West - I've been things and done places.
On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Amykate wrote: > In article <Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990816144650.7861D-100000@vtn1>, Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote: > >On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, JRO wrote: > >> > >> Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message > > news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990808215407.11301A-100000@vtn1... > >> > -- > >> > \\ > >> > .-'\\-._// > >> > .-'''` (o) 0 > >> > .`-,./ ==== __/ > >> > , ` ._.--,.' > >> > . " > >> > ' ; ' > >> > ` " ' > >> > `, "; ` / > >> > \ /gfj \ ', > >> > =================================== > >> > > >> > I tried using a tranceparancy, but can't seem to do whiskers. Please feel > >> > free to diddle....and he needs a bushy tail. The picture looked so much > >> > better..sigh... > >> > > >> Maybe his tail is gone, because Clover's cat got ahold of it. That could be > >> why her cat is mad; this is the one that got away.... > >> > >> JRO > > > >So that's what happened to Pika's tail. Clover...talk to your cat, get > >the tail and put it back on! Or, if someone else's cat took it, put it > >back. (in other words, Pika needs a tail...diddles needed) > > .. .-'"'-._ .-' > / ` (o).;>0<.-' > . \../ -'__/ > , ` '._.--,.' > . " > ' ; ' > ` .`". " ' > ; ; ` / > gfj \ ""-." \ ', > =================================== > The pika resembles a small rabbit and is included in the rabbit order, > Lagomorpha, but it belongs to a different family. It has broad, rounded > ears, and all four of its legs are about the same length. The pika is > tailless and reaches a length of 6 to 9 inches (15-23 cm). Its deep, > soft coat is grayish or buff in color. > > Copyright © 1996 P.F. Collier, A Division of Newfield Publications, Inc. > George G. Goodwin, PIKA,., Vol. 19, Colliers Encyclopedia CD-ROM, > 02-28-1996. > > I think someone is pulling all our tails .... because pikas don't have any! > I played with the whiskers a bit, rounded the ears, and some minor body > changes. Does anyone have a copy of Beautiful British Columbia magazine..Winter 1997..Vol. 39, No. 4? See page 44. The picture of "Ochotona Princeps"..the Common Pika..HAS a tail! It lives at about 2,700 metres in the Rockies...above the treeline. OR...it's the back or rear-end of another...but looks like a small bushy tail to me. I need an animal encyclopedia! *-----------------------------------* | {"} Geraldine Jones {"} | | \|/ we9...@victoria.tc.ca \|/ | | http://www.victoria.tc.ca/~we993/ | *-----------------------------------*
Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990817133139.13284A-100000@vtn1... On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Amykate wrote: > In article <Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990816144650.7861D-100000@vtn1>, Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote: > >On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, JRO wrote: > >> > >> Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message > > news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990808215407.11301A-100000@vtn1... > >> > -- > >> > \\ > >> > .-'\\-._// > >> > .-'''` (o) 0 > >> > .`-,./ ==== __/ > >> > , ` ._.--,.' > >> > . " > >> > ' ; ' > >> > ` " ' > >> > `, "; ` / > >> > \ /gfj \ ', > >> > =================================== > >> > > >> > I tried using a tranceparancy, but can't seem to do whiskers. Please feel > >> > free to diddle....and he needs a bushy tail. The picture looked so much > >> > better..sigh... > >> > > >> Maybe his tail is gone, because Clover's cat got ahold of it. That could be > >> why her cat is mad; this is the one that got away.... > >> > >> JRO > > > >So that's what happened to Pika's tail. Clover...talk to your cat, get > >the tail and put it back on! Or, if someone else's cat took it, put it > >back. (in other words, Pika needs a tail...diddles needed) > > .. .-'"'-._ .-' > / ` (o).;>0<.-' > . \../ -'__/ > , ` '._.--,.' > . " > ' ; ' > ` .`". " ' > ; ; ` / > gfj \ ""-." \ ', > =================================== > The pika resembles a small rabbit and is included in the rabbit order, > Lagomorpha, but it belongs to a different family. It has broad, rounded > ears, and all four of its legs are about the same length. The pika is > tailless and reaches a length of 6 to 9 inches (15-23 cm). Its deep, > soft coat is grayish or buff in color. > > Copyright � 1996 P.F. Collier, A Division of Newfield Publications, Inc. > George G. Goodwin, PIKA,., Vol. 19, Colliers Encyclopedia CD-ROM, > 02-28-1996. > > I think someone is pulling all our tails .... because pikas don't have any! > I played with the whiskers a bit, rounded the ears, and some minor body > changes. Does anyone have a copy of Beautiful British Columbia magazine..Winter 1997..Vol. 39, No. 4? See page 44. The picture of "Ochotona Princeps"..the Common Pika..HAS a tail! It lives at about 2,700 metres in the Rockies...above the treeline. OR...it's the back or rear-end of another...but looks like a small bushy tail to me. I need an animal encyclopedia! hmmm...couldnt resist some researching...what I came up with: Pikas "The northern or collared pika (Ochotona collaris) is closely related to hares and rabbits. Also called the "rock rabbit," "coney," and "little chief hare," the pika's name is derived from the Siberian word for this animal, puka. All but 2 of the 19 existing species of pika occur in Asia, where they probably originated. Fossil remains indicate that the pika family is over 15 million years old and most likely reached North America by crossing the Bering land bridge. General description: Pikas have stocky bodies, short legs, and are almost tailless." "ALMOST TAILESS"??? ahhhhhhh :) smilin' Prudence
On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Prudence wrote: > Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message > news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990817133139.13284A-100000@vtn1... > On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Amykate wrote: > > In article <Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990816144650.7861D-100000@vtn1>, > Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote: > > >On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, JRO wrote: > > >> Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message > > > news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990808215407.11301A-100000@vtn1... > > >> > -- > > >> > \\ > > >> > .-'\\-._// > > >> > .-'''` (o) 0 > > >> > .`-,./ ==== __/ > > >> > , ` ._.--,.' > > >> > . " > > >> > ' ; ' > > >> > ` " ' > > >> > `, "; ` / > > >> > \ /gfj \ ', > > >> > =================================== > > >> > > Please feel free to diddle....and he needs a bushy tail. The picture looked so much better..sigh... > > >> > > > >> Maybe his tail is gone, because Clover's cat got ahold of it. That could be why her cat is mad; this is the one that got away.... > > >> > > >> JRO > > > So that's what happened to Pika's tail. Clover...talk to your cat, get the tail and put it back on! Or, if someone else's cat took it, put it back. (in other words, Pika needs a tail...diddles needed) > > > > .. .-'"'-._ .-' > > / ` (o).;>0<.-' > > . \../ -'__/ > > , ` '._.--,.' > > . " > > ' ; ' > > ` .`". " ' > > ; ; ` / > > gfj \ ""-." \ ', > > =================================== > > The pika resembles a small rabbit and is included in the rabbit order, Lagomorpha, but it belongs to a different family. It has broad, rounded ears, and all four of its legs are about the same length. The pika is tailless and reaches a length of 6 to 9 inches (15-23 cm). Its deep, soft coat is grayish or buff in color. > > > > I think someone is pulling all our tails .... because pikas don't have > > any! I played with the whiskers a bit, rounded the ears, and some > > minor body changes. > > Does anyone have a copy of Beautiful British Columbia magazine..Winter > 1997..Vol. 39, No. 4? See page 44. The picture of "Ochotona > Princeps"..the Common Pika..HAS a tail! It lives at about 2,700 metres > in the Rockies...above the treeline. > > OR...it's the back or rear-end of another...but looks like a small bushy > tail to me. I need an animal encyclopedia! > hmmm...couldnt resist some researching...what I came up with: Pikas "The northern or collared pika (Ochotona collaris) is closely related to hares and rabbits. Also called the "rock rabbit," "coney," and "little chief hare," the pika's name is derived from the Siberian word for this animal, puka. All but 2 of the 19 existing species of pika occur in Asia, where they probably originated. Fossil remains indicate that the pika family is over 15 million years old and most likely reached North America by crossing the Bering land bridge. General description: Pikas have stocky bodies, short legs, and are almost tailless." > "ALMOST TAILESS"??? ahhhhhhh :) > Thanks for the info Prudence....well we are getting closer to the missing tail. *-----------------------------------* | {"} Geraldine Jones {"} | | \|/ we9...@victoria.tc.ca \|/ | | http://www.victoria.tc.ca/~we993/ | *-----------------------------------*
In article <Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990817220305.6341B-100000@vtn1>, Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote: >On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Prudence wrote: >> Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message >> news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990817133139.13284A-100000@vtn1... >> On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Amykate wrote: >> > In article <Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990816144650.7861D-100000@vtn1>, >> Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote: >> > >On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, JRO wrote: >> > >> Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message >> > > news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990808215407.11301A-100000@vtn1... >> > >> > -- >> > >> > \\ >> > >> > .-'\\-._// >> > >> > .-'''` (o) 0 >> > >> > .`-,./ ==== __/ >> > >> > , ` ._.--,.' >> > >> > . " >> > >> > ' ; ' >> > >> > ` " ' >> > >> > `, "; ` / >> > >> > \ /gfj \ ', >> > >> > =================================== >> > >> > >> Please feel free to diddle....and he needs a bushy tail. The picture >looked so much better..sigh... >> > >> > >> > >> Maybe his tail is gone, because Clover's cat got ahold of it. That >could be why her cat is mad; this is the one that got away.... >> > >> >> > >> JRO >> > > >So that's what happened to Pika's tail. Clover...talk to your cat, get >the tail and put it back on! Or, if someone else's cat took it, put it >back. (in other words, Pika needs a tail...diddles needed) >> > >> > .. .-'"'-._ .-' >> > / ` (o).;>0<.-' >> > . \../ -'__/ >> > , ` '._.--,.' >> > . " >> > ' ; ' >> > ` .`". " ' >> > ; ; ` / >> > gfj \ ""-." \ ', >> > =================================== >> > The pika resembles a small rabbit and is included in the rabbit order, >Lagomorpha, but it belongs to a different family. It has broad, rounded >ears, and all four of its legs are about the same length. The pika is >tailless and reaches a length of 6 to 9 inches (15-23 cm). Its deep, soft >coat is grayish or buff in color. >> > >> > I think someone is pulling all our tails .... because pikas don't have >> > any! I played with the whiskers a bit, rounded the ears, and some >> > minor body changes. >> >> Does anyone have a copy of Beautiful British Columbia magazine..Winter >> 1997..Vol. 39, No. 4? See page 44. The picture of "Ochotona >> Princeps"..the Common Pika..HAS a tail! It lives at about 2,700 metres >> in the Rockies...above the treeline. >> >> OR...it's the back or rear-end of another...but looks like a small bushy >> tail to me. I need an animal encyclopedia! >> >hmmm...couldnt resist some researching...what I came up with: Pikas >"The northern or collared pika (Ochotona collaris) is closely related to >hares and rabbits. Also called the "rock rabbit," "coney," and "little >chief hare," the pika's name is derived from the Siberian word for this >animal, puka. All but 2 of the 19 existing species of pika occur in Asia, >where they probably originated. Fossil remains indicate that the pika >family is over 15 million years old and most likely reached North America >by crossing the Bering land bridge. General description: Pikas have stocky >bodies, short legs, and are almost tailless." >> >"ALMOST TAILESS"??? ahhhhhhh :) >> >Thanks for the info Prudence....well we are getting closer to the missing >tail. > >*-----------------------------------* >| {"} Geraldine Jones {"} | >| \|/ we9...@victoria.tc.ca \|/ | >| http://www.victoria.tc.ca/~we993/ | >*-----------------------------------* > For the really curious, I got my info from: http://pubwww.srce.hr/XIIIgim/pictures/pika/ There are over 30 pictures of pikas there, I couldn't find a tail anywhere!!! I tried really hard ..... Clover's cat is innocent I tell you .... innocent ! ____ _ _ _ /(( )) /_\ _ __ _ _ | |__ __ _ | |_ ___ ( )6 6( ) / _ \ | ' \| || || / // _` || _|/ -_) (_) l (_) /_/ \_\|_|_|_|\_, ||_\_\\__,_| \__|\___| \ <> ) |__/ __) (__ akg amy...@mail.com Mae West - I've been things and done places.
In article <Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990816144650.7861D-100000@vtn1>, Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote: >On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, JRO wrote: >> >> Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message > news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990808215407.11301A-100000@vtn1... >> > -- >> > \\ >> > .-'\\-._// >> > .-'''` (o) 0 >> > .`-,./ ==== __/ >> > , ` ._.--,.' >> > . " >> > ' ; ' >> > ` " ' >> > `, "; ` / >> > \ /gfj \ ', >> > =================================== >> > >> > I tried using a tranceparancy, but can't seem to do whiskers. Please feel >> > free to diddle....and he needs a bushy tail. The picture looked so much >> > better..sigh... >> > >> Maybe his tail is gone, because Clover's cat got ahold of it. That could be >> why her cat is mad; this is the one that got away.... >> >> JRO > >So that's what happened to Pika's tail. Clover...talk to your cat, get >the tail and put it back on! Or, if someone else's cat took it, put it >back. (in other words, Pika needs a tail...diddles needed) > >*--------------------------------* >| {"} Geraldine Jones {"} | >| \|/ we9...@victoria.tc.ca \|/ | >*--------------------------------* I just couldn't sleep thinking of that poor innocent cat ... If pikas had tails they'd probably look something like this: .. .-'"'-._ .-' / ` (o).;>0<.-' . \../ -'__/ , ` '._.--,.' . " ' ; ' ` .`". " ' :'' ; ` / gfj `;,,\ ""-." \ ', =================================== ____ _ _ _ /(( )) /_\ _ __ _ _ | |__ __ _ | |_ ___ ( )6 6( ) / _ \ | ' \| || || / // _` || _|/ -_) (_) l (_) /_/ \_\|_|_|_|\_, ||_\_\\__,_| \__|\___| \ <> ) |__/ __) (__ akg amy...@mail.com Mae West - I've been things and done places.
On Wed, 18 Aug 1999 05:19:57 GMT, amy...@nospammail.com (Amykate) quoth: >For the really curious, I got my info from: >http://pubwww.srce.hr/XIIIgim/pictures/pika/ >There are over 30 pictures of pikas there, I couldn't find a tail >anywhere!!! I tried really hard ..... Clover's cat is innocent I >tell you .... innocent ! Here here! _ _ ____________________ | '. ___ .' ; / \ ; ;.='_ _'=.; | | I didn't do nuttin'! | '. ,-._ _,-. .' \____________________/ :<0|_/_\0|_> ; ,-" '. . V . .' / ---.: A :.--- './._/ \_,\.' _.-._ cf ,`=._.='.--=';' ';`=--. .';. ;: . `._____ / . . ; ; ' ; `. ; ;;; ; / .' /---. ; .' ;.' ;:;==---.__; ; .' ; ;_._.=-'._._.;' ;._.;._._.; ;___/ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -- __ ,=. ,=" "==.__.=" o".___ ___ _ ,=.=." ___/ / __| |_____ _____ _ _ ,==.," \ \ ,==="" | C__| L o\ V / e_) r_| > ,==.==,"'"=\_/====" \___|_\___/\_/\___|_| `==' cf @easystreet.com
Clover <clo...@easystreet.con> wrote in message news:37b...@news.easystreet.com... > On Wed, 18 Aug 1999 05:19:57 GMT, amy...@nospammail.com (Amykate) > quoth: > > > >For the really curious, I got my info from: > >http://pubwww.srce.hr/XIIIgim/pictures/pika/ > >There are over 30 pictures of pikas there, I couldn't find a tail > >anywhere!!! I tried really hard ..... Clover's cat is innocent I > >tell you .... innocent ! > > Here here! > > _ _ ____________________ > | '. ___ .' ; / \ > ; ;.='_ _'=.; | | I didn't do nuttin'! | > '. ,-._ _,-. .' \____________________/ > :<0|_/_\0|_> ; ,-" > '. . V . .' / > ---.: A :.--- > './._/ \_,\.' _.-._ > cf ,`=._.='.--=';' ';`=--. > .';. ;: . `._____ > / . . ; ; ' ; `. > ; ;;; ; / .' /---. ; > .' ;.' ;:;==---.__; ; .' ; > ;_._.=-'._._.;' ;._.;._._.; ;___/ > ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' > That sonahbitchin' cat done et the tail off'n Geraldine's Puka, an' ever'one noes it. Dee-fendin' it ain't gonna change the facts. You'd best turn that squawlin' beest into tamales, afore it dee-cides to eat-up sumbody's cutesy mouse er rabbit... or it takes a notion to mark some of these pichers of household items, jus' to see how folks takes to the aroma of cat-piss. Cats make fine tamales; you cain't make a proper one without cat-meat. Save the Puka's and the furnicher - eat more tamales. JRO
On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, JRO wrote: > Clover <clo...@easystreet.con> wrote in message news:37b...@news.easystreet.com... > > On Wed, 18 Aug 1999 05:19:57 GMT, amy...@nospammail.com (Amykate) > > quoth: > > > > >For the really curious, I got my info from: > > >http://pubwww.srce.hr/XIIIgim/pictures/pika/ > > >There are over 30 pictures of pikas there, I couldn't find a tail > > >anywhere!!! I tried really hard ..... Clover's cat is innocent I > > >tell you .... innocent ! > > > > Here here! > > > > _ _ ____________________ > > | '. ___ .' ; / \ > > ; ;.='_ _'=.; | | I didn't do nuttin'! | > > '. ,-._ _,-. .' \____________________/ > > :<0|_/_\0|_> ; ,-" > > '. . V . .' / > > ---.: A :.--- > > './._/ \_,\.' _.-._ > > cf ,`=._.='.--=';' ';`=--. > > .';. ;: . `._____ > > / . . ; ; ' ; `. > > ; ;;; ; / .' /---. ; > > .' ;.' ;:;==---.__; ; .' ; > > ;_._.=-'._._.;' ;._.;._._.; ;___/ > > ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' > > > > That sonahbitchin' cat done et the tail off'n Geraldine's Puka, an' > ever'one noes it. Dee-fendin' it ain't gonna change the facts. You'd > best turn that squawlin' beest into tamales, afore it dee-cides to > eat-up sumbody's cutesy mouse er rabbit... or it takes a notion to > mark some of these pichers of household items, jus' to see how folks > takes to the aroma of cat-piss. > > Cats make fine tamales; you cain't make a proper one without cat-meat. > Save the Puka's and the furnicher - eat more tamales. > > JRO Being a cat person, Johnny, NO TAMALES! Not nice to hurt puddy-tat. Puddy-tat come back in next life and make JRO-tamales. *-----------------------------------* | {"} Geraldine Jones {"} | | \|/ we9...@victoria.tc.ca \|/ | | http://www.victoria.tc.ca/~we993/ | *-----------------------------------*
Amykate wrote: > >> > >> > -- > >> > >> > \\ > >> > >> > .-'\\-._// > >> > >> > .-'''` (o) 0 > >> > >> > .`-,./ ==== __/ > >> > >> > , ` ._.--,.' > >> > >> > . " > >> > >> > ' ; ' > >> > >> > ` " ' > >> > >> > `, "; ` / > >> > >> > \ /gfj \ ', > >> > >> > =================================== > >> > >> > > >> > > >> > .. .-'"'-._ .-' > >> > / ` (o).;>0<.-' > >> > . \../ -'__/ > >> > , ` '._.--,.' > >> > . " > >> > ' ; ' > >> > ` .`". " ' > >> > ; ; ` / > >> > gfj \ ""-." \ ', > >> > =================================== <snip> > For the really curious, I got my info from: > http://pubwww.srce.hr/XIIIgim/pictures/pika/ > There are over 30 pictures of pikas there, I couldn't find a tail > anywhere!!! I tried really hard ..... Clover's cat is innocent I > tell you .... innocent ! That's a lot of files! Here are the ones that show the back end of the animal: http://pubwww.srce.hr/XIIIgim/pictures/pika/Yellowstone.gif http://pubwww.srce.hr/XIIIgim/pictures/pika/pika3.gif http://pubwww.srce.hr/XIIIgim/pictures/pika/pika4.gif http://pubwww.srce.hr/XIIIgim/pictures/pika/pika8.jpg http://pubwww.srce.hr/XIIIgim/pictures/pika/pika8.jpg I see no tails there! That cat is innocent! Lets all make some juicy JRO kebab! -- (, http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/cgi/asciichat/ /|__--__ . __--__ |\ '__ /|\ _{ _ `.' / `.,_ _________ | _________ _,.' (/ `. / ||``._.' ASCII ART CHAT! `---'|:||,/ .' /| /|:| \ .' /\ \ __ __ _ `/|'\' ` `,/ /`,\ \ \ / /__ _ _ ___ _ _ (_)__ __ _ /,'\ \ .'.' /| \ V / -_) '_/ _ \ ' \| / _/ _` | |\ `.`. ,' / / | \_/\___|_| \___/_||_|_\__\__,_| | \ \ `, - `- -- `-'- -ejm-------------------------------------VK-- -`-' -- -' -
On Thu, 19 Aug 1999 00:39:25 -0500, "JRO" <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove> quoth: > >Clover <clo...@easystreet.con> wrote in message news:37b...@news.easystreet.com... >> On Wed, 18 Aug 1999 05:19:57 GMT, amy...@nospammail.com (Amykate) >> quoth: >> >> >> >For the really curious, I got my info from: >> >http://pubwww.srce.hr/XIIIgim/pictures/pika/ >> >There are over 30 pictures of pikas there, I couldn't find a tail >> >anywhere!!! I tried really hard ..... Clover's cat is innocent I >> >tell you .... innocent ! >> >> Here here! >> >> _ _ ____________________ >> | '. ___ .' ; / \ >> ; ;.='_ _'=.; | | I didn't do nuttin'! | >> '. ,-._ _,-. .' \____________________/ >> :<0|_/_\0|_> ; ,-" >> '. . V . .' / >> ---.: A :.--- >> './._/ \_,\.' _.-._ >> cf ,`=._.='.--=';' ';`=--. >> .';. ;: . `._____ >> / . . ; ; ' ; `. >> ; ;;; ; / .' /---. ; >> .' ;.' ;:;==---.__; ; .' ; >> ;_._.=-'._._.;' ;._.;._._.; ;___/ >> ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' >> > >That sonahbitchin' cat done et the tail off'n Geraldine's Puka, an' >ever'one noes it. Dee-fendin' it ain't gonna change the facts. You'd >best turn that squawlin' beest into tamales, afore it dee-cides to >eat-up sumbody's cutesy mouse er rabbit... or it takes a notion to >mark some of these pichers of household items, jus' to see how folks >takes to the aroma of cat-piss. > >Cats make fine tamales; you cain't make a proper one without cat-meat. >Save the Puka's and the furnicher - eat more tamales. *sigh* Alright.. I interrogated the cat the other night, and even under the glaring light of truth, he denied everything. But I could see that guilty glint in his eyes, so I sent my dog after him and, according to the dog, it's all taken care of. I haven't seen the cat since, but the dog assures me I have nothing to worry about. --Clover, who's going to get a parakeet. -- __ ,=. ,=" "==.__.=" o".___ ___ _ ,=.=." ___/ / __| |_____ _____ _ _ ,==.," \ \ ,==="" | C__| L o\ V / e_) r_| > ,==.==,"'"=\_/====" \___|_\___/\_/\___|_| `==' cf @easystreet.com
About this thread.
These messages were posted publicly to the newsgroup
alt.ascii-art
in 1999 and are mirrored here unchanged as part of the Historic Archives – only email addresses are masked.
The artwork and text belong to their original authors: if you copy a piece, keep the artist's initials or signature intact and credit them where you can.
Are you one of the authors? Contact us to get your posts attributed, connected to your artist profile, or removed.