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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Jul 1998.
Re: [pic]my ascii-art muse

Re: [pic]my ascii-art muse

On Thu, 02 Jul 1998 12:38:35 +0200, sandra van zanten <svz...@xs4all.nl>
wrote:

>
>
>Hayley Jane Wakenshaw wrote:
>
>> sandra van zanten <svz...@xs4all.nl> writes:
>> >My ascii-art muse had left me for a while. She seems
>> >to be back now. I sure hope she'll hang around a bit.
>> >
>> >
>> >[my ascii-art muse]
>> >                            ____            *
>> >                           / _) `\       '.  i _
>> >                          /^/^(   )       s
>> >                         ( \=_ ) /      a   c   ,
>> >                          ) )\ \/__   ,___   ;
>> >                         /  / ~    \ /-_/       i
>> >                        (  (. ( . / /(
>> >                        /\__\    ( \_/
>> >                        \ |  )  ` \
>> >                         \| /      \_______
>> >                       _(_/(     \/        `)
>> >                        //  \     \.____/__/_
>> >                             \    | ________ |
>> >                             /\   ||        ||
>> >                             | )` )|  b'ger ||
>> >                             |/  / |        ||
>> >                             \| /  |________||
>> >                              )/|____--_____o|
>> >                            ,'/___/__|____\__
>> >                           / /|   | ==     : |
>> >                     ------\/-|___|__________|------
>> >

>> *sigh* One day Joris, you will create a pic that doesn't impress me at all
>> that I don't smile at, and that I don't wish I had done. And on that day,
>> the Dutch nation will also get sick of football, coffee, appelgebak and
>> coupons. :-P
>>
>> -Hayley

>Ah, thanks Hayley. If it was that easy to make the Duch nation get sick of
>footbal
>I'll draw such a picture at once.    >:D

I'm rather surprised that Hayley liked your picture because it seems
to show "you-know-what".

So here's a tiny diddle just to please Hayley:


                           ____            *
                          / _) `\       '.  i _
                         /^/^(   )       s
                        ( \=_ ) /      a   c   ,
                         ) )\ \/__   ,___   ;
                        /  / ~    \ /-_/       i
                       (  (. ( . / /(
                       /\__\    ( \_/
                       \ |  )  ` \
                        \| /      \_______
                      _(_/(     \         `)
                       //  \     \_____/__/_
                            \    | ________ |
                            /\   ||        ||
                            | )` )|  b'ger ||
                            |/  / |        ||
                            \| /  |________||
                             )/|____--_____o|
                           ,'/___/__|____\__
                          / /|   | ==     : |
                    ------\/-|___|__________|------

Bye,

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From: cfb...@southern.co.nz (Colin Douthwaite)
Subject: Re: [pic]my ascii-art muse
Date: 1998/07/04
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