Re: Brain
From The Kearsley Family <kea...@mnsinc.com>
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· 12 Jul 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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Michael Naylor wrote: > > Colin Douthwaite wrote: > > > Hmm...it looks more like Your Very Own Cat snoozing under > > the eiderdown or duvet. > > > > .__---~~~(~~-_. After > > _-' ) -~~- ) ,-' )_ Michael Naylor > > ( ( ` /\./\ -- '_,)_ > > ( -_) ( -_- )----, -' ) > > (_ -_ _ ~-_-~`, ,' )____ )--___--~~~--__--~~--___--__.. > > _ ~`_-'(((____;--==,,_)))) ___--~~~--__--~~--__----~~~'`=__-~+_ > > (@) (@) `-_ _-~ mn > > You'd be a heck of a guy to watch clouds with! > > Is that what you would call a CAT-scan? :D > > The other brain is awesome, but I swear, the one I drew is what it looks > like when you flop it on the table! > > mn > -- > ---- __ __ () _ _ __ __ _ _ __ __ ___ ___ o > | \_|_\ | \/ |--| '(| =| | \| |/o \ " /|_/ O | O ) () o > |_|_| | |_\__/_|__|_|_|__| |_|\__|_/\_|_|___|__/|_\_\ o_/||\/ > \|__\| Michael Naylor, www.math.fsu.edu/~mnaylor _/\_ I'm just curious how you know how a brain looks "when you flop it on the table." Aaron
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,1d89abe8e497a22b X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: The Kearsley Family <kea...@mnsinc.com> Subject: Re: Brain Date: 1997/07/12 Message-ID: <33C...@mnsinc.com>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 256424912 Distribution: inet References: <33B...@math.fsu.edu--remove.to.reply> <5pt2li$6e8$7...@mnementh.southern.co.nz> <33C...@math.fsu.edu> To: mna...@math.fsu.edu--remove.to.reply-- Organization: Monumental Network Systems Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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