Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 13 May 1998.
Do you recognize yourself?
alt.ascii-art
· 5 messages · 13 May 1998 - 15 May 1998
Cleaning up a few little sigs ... ============================================================= [] [] [] ,, Visit the Gallery of the 'steins! [] [] (@@ http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/ [] [] (> )> Owlstein, the alt.ascii-art reader at night [] [] ^^ [] =============================================================
Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca> wrote: >============================================================= >[] [] >[] ,, Visit the Gallery of the 'steins! [] >[] (@@ http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/ [] >[] (> )> Owlstein, the alt.ascii-art reader at night [] >[] ^^ [] >============================================================= ========================================================================== There's a wonderful family named Stein, There's Ep, there's Gert, and there's Ein. Ep's statues are junk, Gert's poems are bunk, And nobody understands Ein. mMNM&%w mkMH$MUMFPM,NM#Z%% :!.:x )!!X)$MMWWMM$**$$Nx~~` !<!*R@@MNR$$$B$WWXXtdn."?XT!: :~` tH!~!!MBT5$$$$$$$WRHb!"! !. .<.$f <!!HR$$$$$$$$$$$X?`>!)X?~( ~-!#@\~/!!!@$$$$$$$$$$$R! `<!M>-!%. .!!"X !XXM$$$$$$$$$$$R!! !X!!i"~ `: :!t! <: !?X***$$$$$$$***~! ??>X ` ' `!~~: ~x. !R$$$$* . x W` - > ~! ::" `L?X#$F.uC"L" . $ `n % ~<%!.#mT$"<$k"$$Q?:xW " ' ~ 4BhU@$W$?!$$ "$$WdN"'. R$$$$$$* $$k'$$$$$ !&!x Albert !T$$$$6n'$$$ $$$(T .?" Einstein @!M$$$$ec.")d$$$$! `. !!8$f"` " `^T$!~ !!R$ :xxox..o:d" " #@!$WN@W$$$~" \ "~R$$$$$$" N. . "#"""" :X `Wmu. '<:<!! .u$M $!$$$bou. .:!!!~!!? . :ud$$$! ~@XR$$$$$$$eu. <!!!!RnL`"% ~\ X~ti `$RM$R~ :` #W$$$R$$$T$$$c <!!!!XX?*> ~ .-` `% XxU@$R~ ~: . ^*$M"$$B$$$"$!:Mm m!!!!!M8X! :`.:L ~UT?8$F .!-.x!: "N `9$$$":"$LFDSA HDFB<FLOYDXM ~:X. `"X:. '*$$" :?ud$RW:~<x %'$$$# $s$EYNRBx ========================================================================== Bye,
Colin Douthwaite wrote: > There's a wonderful family named Stein, > There's Ep, there's Gert, and there's Ein. > Ep's statues are junk, > Gert's poems are bunk, > And nobody understands Ein. A little diddle: There's a wonderful family named In, There's Ep, there's Gert, and there's Col. Ep's statues are junk, Gert's poems are bunk, And Col's gray cells are sunk. ========================================================= [] ,, [] [] ( "> Visit the Gallery of the 'steins! [] [] ,(> )> http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/ [] [] ( ^^ Devilstein, who sired all the 'steins [] [] [] =========================================================
Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca> wrote: > begin 644 txt > M5&AE<F4G<R!A('=O;F1E<F9U;"!F86UI;'D@;F%M960@26XL#0I4:&5R92=SV > M($5P+"!T:&5R92=S($=E<G0L(&%N9"!T:&5R92=S($-O;"X-"D5P)W,@<W1A[ > M='5E<R!A<F4@:G5N:RP-"D=E<G0G<R!P;V5M<R!A<F4@8G5N:RP-"D%N9"!#N > ;;VPG<R!G<F%Y(&-E;&QS(&%R92!S=6YK+@T*' > `` > end OK, but where are the draaaaaawings... \ dunno, just can't see any... ____ ____ / <---- = =\\\ o o\\\ /< c /< c ___ _______/__D_/'_ /__,_/\___ /(- /(\_\________ \ '\_/ \ \ ) \ )_ \o \ | o \ /|\ /|\ |' | | |' | | | _\ | | | \ //\____| | //\_| | /-,---/ |/-,--|__| / / _) / / /( / / / / / \ )_ ( ( < ( ( < \\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ | \ \ | \_\____\ \_\____\ ___\_\_\ ___\_\_\ ((((,,,,o) ((((,,,,o) . .. b'ger Bye,
OK, here is a little pic! ;-)) 01WW5WWW10WWWW5WWW20WWWW5WWW30WWWW5WWW40WWWW5WWW50WWWW56 02 02 03 Frogstein and Birdstein - The Insteins 03 04 Illustrated by Pete Casso 980514 04 05 05 06 I am Ep! 06 07 I make junk! 07 08 / 08 09 _##_ I am Gert! 09 10 ( "> I speak bunk! 10 11 (> )> / 11 12 ^^ _^^_ I am Col! 12 13 ( "> My brain has shrunk! 13 14 (> )> / 14 15 ^^ ( "> 15 16 (> )> 16 17 ^^ 17 18 18 19 Here are the wonderful Instein brothers, 19 20 There's Ep, there's Gert, and there's Col. 20 21 Ep's statues are junk, 21 22 Gert's poems are bunk, 22 23 And Col's brain has shrunk. 23 24 24 25 Composed by Sheik S. Pearestein 980514 25 26 26 Visit the 'steins at http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/
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