Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 21 Oct 2000.
Hey! Pt. 2
alt.ascii-art
· 3 messages · 21 Oct 2000
Hm, first the red triplane, now this:
http://www.sluggy.com/d/001021.html panel three...
I am now CONVINCED Pete Abrams is trying to send me secret messages.
If only I could figure out what they're supposed to mean!?! Maybe if
I read his cartoons backwards...
(No, don't try and explain the "P"<->"pee" pun to me. I DID get it
myself!)
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__ "Space Opera! It's not over __
('__`> until the Fat Lady explodes." <'__`)
//6(6; �OOL mm :^)^\\
`\_-/ http://home.t-online.de/home/ulrich.schreglmann/00L.htm \-_/"
> I am now CONVINCED Pete Abrams is trying to send me secret messages. > If only I could figure out what they're supposed to mean!?! Maybe if > I read his cartoons backwards... I admit that the first part could have been a crazy coincidence, but this is too much. I e-mailed pete right before I posted this. When I get an answer I'll post it to the group. THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW! -- .-'"T"'-. Fulgore / | \ E-mail :ful...@mindspring.com | | | Webpage:http://www.mindspring.com/~fulgore/main.html | .|. | ICQ :30360347 \ .' | '. / DC2 :DC2.D Gm A- L- W T Pawl Bzz Fo/j+ R+++ Ac+ Cbl sw'-.,|,.-' J+++! Ns S+ Fr+++! U! I H++ M--- Q+++! Tc++ Skm
It's perfectly within the range of probability that it's a coinci-
dence. Most likely they actually put that sign up at some public
poolsides. (No "P" in "Swimming Ool."-- (-: ) And the "Swimming Ool"
poem, for one, I've come across before YEARS ago when entering my
nick into Altavista.
http://www.indialink.com/Poetry/Publish/Children/p9.html
--
__ "Space Opera! It's not over __
('__`> until the Fat Lady explodes." <'__`)
//6(6; �OOL mm :^)^\\
`\_-/ http://home.t-online.de/home/ulrich.schreglmann/00L.htm \-_/"
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