Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 21 Oct 2003.
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ASCII Art Fart for Tue, Oct 21, 2003
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· 6 messages · 21 Oct 2003 - 24 Oct 2003
In message <Xns...@news.deelkar.ath.cx> "Dirk-Lueder Kreie" <dlk...@deelkar.ath.cx> wrote: >buf...@asciiartfarts.com (Tran Q. Nguyen) wrote: > >> _.-"""-._ >> _ / (#\ \ >> _.-"""-._ .nNNNNNn: \#) : >> / (#\ \_.-"""-._/NNNNN(#\N\ / >> : \#) |.:|||:.|NNNNNNN\#)N"-.___.-" >> \ /|||||(#\|\NNNNNNNNN/ >> "-.___.-"||||||\#)||"*NNNNN*" >> \|||||||||/ >> `":|||:"' >> .-" "-. >> .' (#\ `. >> : \#) : >> `. .' >> "-...-" > >Hydroxylamine \Hy*drox`yl*am"ine\, n. [Hydroxyl + amine.] > (Chem.) > A nitrogenous, organic base, NH2.OH, resembling ammonia, > and produced by a modified reduction of nitric acid. It is > usually obtained as a volatile, unstable solution in water. > It acts as a strong reducing agent. > >...and now you know ;-) Where... _.-"""-._ / (#\ \ : \#) | = Hydrogen \ / "-.___.-" .nNNNNNn: /NNNNN(#\N\ |NNNNNNN\#)N = Oxygen \NNNNNNNNN/ "*NNNNN*" .-"""-. |.:|||:.| /|||||(#\|\ ||||||\#)||" = Nitrogen \|||||||||/ `":|||:"' ??
Tran Q. Nguyen wrote: > _.-"""-._ > _ / (#\ \ > _.-"""-._ .nNNNNNn: \#) : > / (#\ \_.-"""-._/NNNNN(#\N\ / > : \#) |.:|||:.|NNNNNNN\#)N"-.___.-" > \ /|||||(#\|\NNNNNNNNN/ > "-.___.-"||||||\#)||"*NNNNN*" > \|||||||||/ > `":|||:"' Q: WHAT DID THE ELECTRON SAY TO MY FAT > NUTS ??? .-" "-. > .' (#\ `. A: I'M HIV POSITIVE > : \#) : > `. .' > "-...-" Ok, I'm not a chemical scientist, but I believe this joke would have been funnier but for the fact that electrons are negatively charged; protons are positvely charged.
> Ok, I'm not a chemical scientist, but I believe this joke would have been > funnier but for the fact that electrons are negatively charged; protons are > positvely charged. > > Now I understand why you people think Nerd Boy isn't something that the author should have his internet privileges revoked for.
In message <MWylb.18075$%a2....@twister.nyroc.rr.com> "ungabunga" <pl...@solic.it> wrote: >Now I understand why you people think Nerd Boy isn't something that the >author should have his internet privileges revoked for. Because it's creative and witty? Joaquim should get free internet access for his great work.
ungabunga wrote: >> Ok, I'm not a chemical scientist, but I believe this joke would have >> been funnier but for the fact that electrons are negatively charged; >> protons are positvely charged. > > Now I understand why you people think Nerd Boy isn't something that > the author should have his internet privileges revoked for. Anyone who paid attention in basic high-school Chemistry class knows which particles are which.
"ungabunga" <pl...@solic.it> skrev i meddelandet news:MWylb.18075$%a2....@twister.nyroc.rr.com > > Now I understand why you people think Nerd Boy isn't something > that the author should have his internet privileges revoked for. I'm sincerely flattered by your strong opinions regarding Nerd Boy. However, I also find it sad and ironic when people utilise free speech in order to speak _against_ free speech. This is just like the major weakness of democracy; that it should allow for anti-democracy, if that's what people want. By the way, where's your obascii? obascii: blablablablablablablablablablabla ' ' ' ' ' ' o o o o o o /|\ /|\ /|\ /|\ /|\ /|\ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ Free speech. Hmm. With some diddles, it could be 3D. -- OO Joaquim G�ndara .||. http://www.Nerd-Boy.net bb jg
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