Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 31 May 1995.
request: manatee art
rec.arts.ascii
· 3 messages · 31 May 1995 - 18 Jun 1995
I have a friend who is in the hospital. He is going to die soon. And he said to me, "Chris" (because that's my name) "Chris, you *cough* know what *cough* I'd like to see, *hack* *cough* more than anything before I *cough* *wheeze* die?" "What's that Steve" (because that's his name) "*wheeze* manatee art" and then he fell over unconcious. Okay, I'm making that whole story up. I lied. There is no friend dying or anything. I just want to see some manatee art, and have requested it lesse, this would be the third time. And I've gotten no responses. No one leaping to their feet saying "yes, I'll do it" or even, "bug off. for the last time you are like a loser and we will not post any manatee art just because it was you who asked for it." nothing. So, for the last and final time, and i will just unsubscribe to the newsgroup if I don't get _any_ form of response, Will someone please post some manatee art? Please? manateeX
A burned out Sea Cow <gt7...@prism.gatech.edu> threated thusly (and means it): > > --8<-- snip ... oops, too much. Ah well. > >Will someone please post some manatee art? Please? .---.(__) >(( (oo) SEA COW u---U*\/* You're welcome. -- ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ sad...@bcstec.ca.boeing.com /__// //__ / /\ // _ Customer Service Center Seattle, WA USA /__//__//__ _/_ / //__/ Information & Support Services - Unix Administration
Although not in ASCII form, there IS a drawing of a manatee on my WWW home page. Anyone with a Web browser can check it out - the URL is http://www.gate.net/~rubins/ Perhaps from this, one more talented than I can convert to ASCII!! Dave Rubin rub...@gate.net
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