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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Jun 1998.
Re: scorpions

Re: scorpions

In article <357...@panix.com>, Steve <bro...@panix.com>
wrote:
> 
> > >
> > >  .==.
> > >  :sr ' <<<< /\
> > >   "==<)))))):
> > >        <<<< \_/
> > >
> 
> > Scorpions EJM96
[snip]
> >
> >    .===,    _          EJM96
> >   :        / `
> >    "==<----;__/
> >        ^^^^
> >
> >     .===,
> >    :          _
> >     "==____../ `
> >        ((((  \_,
> >        ````            EJM96
> >
> >     .===,
> >    :          _
> >     "==____../ `
> >        <<<<  \_,        EJM96
[snip]
> >          .==.
> >         :    '  _
> >          "==___( `
> >   ejm96    <<<< \_,
> >
> >         ___
> >       _/   |   \_,^%---
> >      |_____|     <\ \ I'd say that's pretty cheeky of "sr"
> >        ---  ==   >/   (whoever that is) to change so little
> >      [_____]   __>,^   and then claim it as his/her own
> >   ejm |   |   //| |
> >
> 
> as I wrote in my first note, I didn't know who to credit for
> those scorpions. now i do...thanks for the info.
> 
> as to being cheeky, think whatever you wish. they are
> different enuf, and i spent alot of time on it.
> If that's not good enuf for you then go tell
> someone who cares.
> 
>   .==.                             .==.
>   :   ' <<<< /\           /\ >>>> '   :
>    "==<)))))):    Steve    :((((((>=="
>         <<<< \_/         \_/ >>>>
> 
> Steve Rayboy
> bro...@panix.com
> sco...@erols.com
> http://www.panix.com/~brooklyn/

Oh sure, and I just spent a whole lot of time writing the following
verse:

      True, I speak of dreams, 
      Which are the children of an idle brain, 
      Begot of nothing but vain fantasy

If you look at the text of "Romeo & Juliet", you'll see that mine is
completely different from what Shakespeare wrote....


A production of "Romeo & Juliet" in an outdoor theatre:

      .      .         *       .       /
   *    .        .        .   *    .. //
       .      .        .            *///
          *      *        *    .    /&%&
   *                   .             &%&
       *      *     *    .     o~    &%&
   .        .         *        /`\   &%&
        *       ..       *     [ /%\ &%&
    .                          [_|_\_&%&
          .              c       &%&%&%&
                        <)\/     &%&%&%&
                         /\      &%&%&%&
  ,,,,ejm97,,,,,,,,,,,,,/,/,,,,,,&%&%&%&

        ___
      _/   |   \_,^%---
     |_____|     <\ \ I usually
       ---  ==   >/    acknowedge the original
     [_____]   __>,^     artist in some way if I
  ejm |   |   //| |        have used huge chunks of the same text....



NOTE: If you are e-mailing me and hit the reply button, add an "e"
to "freent"; its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers.
--
                         http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/
        ___                      ASCII-ar+, ASCII and gif anima+ions
      _/   |   \_,^%---                  cq547@freene+.+oron+o.on.ca
     |_____|     <\ \ And please don't think         llizard aka ejm
       ---  ==   >/    that I'm even close to
     [_____]   __>,^    imagining my little scrawls are in remotely
  ejm |   |   //| |      the same theatres as the great works of WS.

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