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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 6 Jul 2000.
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jeah my first ascii

jeah my first ascii

alt.ascii-art · 2 messages · 6 Jul 2000
Oliver Tonnhofer <g3c...@gmx.net> ASCII art 6 Jul 2000 00:00 · permalink · report
Here is my firts "self-made" ascii-art.
      
          ."".
           \/
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           #
           
           # ,
         dWWW+
        dWWW ..
        PW@   \
        y    -
         \___/
          ||

Okay, I know the man is 'shit' but the bird looks god and the pic is
funny *g*

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On Thu, 06 Jul 2000 16:09:07 +0200, Oliver Tonnhofer <g3c...@gmx.net> provoked
the following text:

>Here is my firts "self-made" ascii-art.
>          ."".
>           \/
>          /  \
>         /(  )\
>     -----"--"----g3-
>           #
>           
>           # ,
>         dWWW+
>        dWWW ..
>        PW@   \
>        y    -
>         \___/
>          ||
>
>Okay, I know the man is 'shit' 

No, i like the man as much as i like the bird.

>but the bird looks god and the pic is
>funny *g*

It sure is, i can't wait to see more from you!
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        Peter Punk
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