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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 Feb 1999.
Re: Watsit #1.....

Re: Watsit #1.....

>Message-id: <36D...@gtcom.net>

>> [Watsit #1]
>> 
>>     O
>>     \\
>>     AO_
>>    / //\
>> ############
>> 
>> so what _is_ it?
>> 
>> Prize for winner,to be anounced when winner is present....
>
>So far there are some good guesses,but no one is quite on the mark.
>Keep guessing...........

I think I know what it is... but my mind must
be in the gutter...  IF the "O"s are heads...
it certainly looks like Monica is "doing" Bill.
But where's the desk?  And shouldn't he
be talking on the phone?

Knowing you Krogg, I might be close to the mark.

-joan
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