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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Feb 2002.
Re: profiles

Re: profiles

On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Phydeaux wrote:

> > Smishy20 wrote:
> > obascii:
> >   __
> >  /_ \
> >  ` ) )
> >   / /
> >  |_|
> >  (_)
> >
> > question mark... or captain hook's hook
> <diddle>
>   __
>  /, \
>  ` )')
> ^ / /______
>  (_________)
>  (_.)_______)
> 
> <diddle>
> or a snake
> 
      __
     /, \
     ` )')
    ^ / /
     (_~,
     (_.)
     (_ ,
     (_')
     /TT   Diddled into a snake curled about a pole.
  oo'`II
      II
      II
      II
    ,"^^".
-- `      `--

-Tali

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