Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 5 May 1998.
[new pic] Canary
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· 3 messages · 5 May 1998 - 6 May 1998
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My grandmother always had one of these birds... either green or blue...
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In article <199...@ladder01.news.aol.com>, spu...@aol.com (Spunk1111) wrote: > > _..._ > .-' '-. > / _ _\ > /':. (o) /__) > /':. .,_ | | > |': ; / \ /_/ > / ; `"`" } > ; ':., { > / ; } > ; '::. ;\/\ /\ { > |. ':. ;``"``\ > / '::'::' / ; > |':::' '::' / | > \ '::' _.-`; ; > /`-..--;` ; | | > ; ; ; ; ; | | > ; ; ; ; ; ; / > |; ; ; ; ;/ ; > | ; ; ; ; / / _, > | ; ; /` .' _,=="" > \; ; ; .'. _ ,_'-.=~" _.==~" > | ; .'`_~'-;--. ) )==~" > ; ; ;/`"(_`-,) )`=~` > /; ;/ /` _.="` > |_/`| | ( > ` |_\ \ > jgs ,="` | > _,==";` > =~"|; ;| > | ; | > |;|\ | > |/ \| > > My grandmother always had one of these birds... either green or blue... > - joan stark > spu...@juno.com > ASCII ART GALLERY: > http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/ ` That looks like a budgerigar and if your grandmother always had a green or blue one, that points even more to budgerigar instead of canary, which I believe is always yellow. This one in your sig looks more like a canary. (I have altered it so it is singing.) .-. >' ) / \ | / \ \\_, \ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'--'\\~~~~~ ~~~jgs~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\\~~~~ ` Oh, did I remember to mention that that is an excellent drawing of a budgie? NOTE: If you hit the reply button, add an "e" to the "freent"; its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers. -- ha llizard aka ejm cq5...@freenet.toronto.on.ca ^^^^%--- ha http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/ " \ ha ASCII-art and Javascript ASCII-animations
>Message-id: <354...@freent.toronto.on.ca> >> _..._ >> .-' '-. >> / _ _\ >> /':. (o) /__) >> /':. .,_ | | >> |': ; / \ /_/ >> / ; `"`" } >> ; ':., { >> / ; } >> ; '::. ;\/\ /\ { >> |. ':. ;``"``\ >> / '::'::' / ; >> |':::' '::' / | >> \ '::' _.-`; ; >> /`-..--;` ; | | >> ; ; ; ; ; | | >> ; ; ; ; ; ; / >> |; ; ; ; ;/ ; >> | ; ; ; ; / / _, >> | ; ; /` .' _,=="" >> \; ; ; .'. _ ,_'-.=~" _.==~" >> | ; .'`_~'-;--. ) )==~" >> ; ; ;/`"(_`-,) )`=~` >> /; ;/ /` _.="` >> |_/`| | ( >> ` |_\ \ >> jgs ,="` | >> _,==";` >> =~"|; ;| >> | ; | >> |;|\ | >> |/ \| >That looks like a budgerigar and if your grandmother always had a green >or blue one, that points even more to budgerigar instead of canary, >which I believe is always yellow. Maybe it's a parakeet then...? Budgie sounds good too. I like looking at birds-- not classifying or naming them... :) hahaha... I'm such a bird-brain! -joan -- .-. ((`-) \\ \\ joan stark .="""=._)) spu...@juno.com / ., .' /__(,_.-' ` /| ASCII ART GALLERY /_|__ http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/ | `)) | jgs -"==
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