Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 2 Jun 1998.
assorted useless doodles
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 2 Jun 1998
Ben Norwood wrote: > Hmmm...just noticed the RoosterStein I (cruely?) tied to the stake somehow > managed to acquire BirdStein's eyes, and that I hadn't fully pluralised the > sentance about baby DragonSteins (was originally planning to do one egg...) > So here's the corrected exerpt... Wow! Responding to your attention to detail, I usually draw Roosterstein with the same eyes as Birdstein's, like this: /( (\ ( "> Hi, I am Roosterstein! `(> )> ^^ Long time ago, I drew a character with round eyes, FallenAngelstein (perhaps for a sex spoof, I can't remember,) like this: /( (oo) Hi, I am FallenAngelstein! ,(> )> ( ^^ > _� # /( > ('v') #(oo> > . _ . <( S )>#(> )> > .> )\;`a__ |o| __a':/( <. ^ ^ # _^ > (( _ __)/ /-." ~~ --}-`#'-{-- ~~ ".-\ \(_ _ )) oo. #( "> > `( )__ )/ _ _ (~) _ _ \( _( )' (- )#(> )> > <_ <_ (_) (_) ~ ~ (_) (_) _> _> " " # ^^ > .'.'.'.'#'.'.'.'. > Phil/sb/Donovan/mbfh/PeteCassoStein > ...And what happened to SuperStein, you may ask? Ouch! That hurts, to see Superstein tied to the stake! :-)) > (I think I'll stop there before I get too carried away with victims > and/or start attempting to draw hatched baby DragonSteins...) Just continue, that's great! LMAO! LMAO! LMAO! ================================================================== [] ,, [] [] ( "> Visit the Gallery of the 'steins! [] [] ,(> )> http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/ [] [] ( ^^ Devilstein, who likes bonfires in the backyard [] [] [] ==================================================================
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