Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 4 May 2004.
ASCII Art Fart for Mon, 2004 May 3
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· 5 messages · 4 May 2004 - 31 May 2004
> _ __<; > </_/ _/__ > /> > 7 ) > ~;</7 / > /> / _/ > ~ </7 7~\_ > </7 \ > cjr /_ _ _ | Scotland. -- AZC
On Tue, 4 May 2004, Andrew Z Carpenter wrote: > > > > _ __<; > > </_/ _/__ > > /> > 7 ) > > ~;</7 / > > /> / _/ > > ~ </7 7~\_ > > </7 \ > > cjr /_ _ _ | > > > > Scotland. Face. (Eric?) (Eyes closed, tilted back.) Slight twiddle: > > _< __. > > </>/ _/__ > > />>/ 7 ) <--nose > > <//>/ / > > /<// / <-- mouth > > >/7 7~\_ > > </7 \ > > cjr /______| <--Chin 3ch 3ch
Faux_Tran schrieb: > _ __<; > </_/ _/__ > /> > 7 ) DUDE I LOVE THE > ~;</7 / BAY CITY ROLLERS > /> / _/ > ~ </7 7~\_ > </7 \ > cjr /_ _ _ | What the hell is that supposed to be? Ciao, Martin
Martin Ballaschk <mue...@gmx.de> wrote: > Faux_Tran schrieb: >> _ __<; >> </_/ _/__ >> /> > 7 ) DUDE I LOVE THE >> ~;</7 / BAY CITY ROLLERS >> /> / _/ >> ~ </7 7~\_ >> </7 \ >> cjr /_ _ _ | > > What the hell is that supposed to be? A country? -- What happens if you install windows 98 on a system with 2 processors? It crashes twice.
On Tue, 04 May 2004 21:19:33 +0200, Martin Ballaschk <muell- pos...@gmx.de> wrote: > > Faux_Tran schrieb: > > > > _ __<; > > </_/ _/__ > > /> > 7 ) > > ~;</7 / > > /> / _/ > > ~ </7 7~\_ > > </7 \ > > cjr /_ _ _ |> > > What the hell is that supposed to be? hmmm - to me it looks like a weird contraption right out of "brazil" or "blade runner" pointing to the left; like a fan or something... > Ciao, > Martin ciao, martin 8-) -- ---------------------------------------------------------- "I don't know. I'm making this up as I go!" (H.Ford as Dr. H.Jones Jr. in "Raiders of the Lost Ark") ----------------------------------------------------------
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