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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Aug 1998.
Re: REQ: Yoda

Re: REQ: Yoda

On Mon, 03 Aug 1998 17:53:31 -0600, YodaTheHumbleJedi <yod...@iosys.net> wrote
thusly:

>Teletubby, thats that new kids TV show right???  *shudder*  
>
>-Yoda
>-- 

Ah, that is a common misconception about the Tellytubbies. Actually it's a
show for students, who are the only people who can truly understand the
intellectual depths of a show like that. A study has shown that ideally they
should eat a bowl of soggy cornflakes whilst watching the show, lying upside
down in bed, with their legs extending up the wall.

The fact that small children seem to enjoy the show is mere coincidence.


A student watching the tellytubbies
 _______
|   ___/
|__/
|##| <<<<<<Legs extending up wall
|##|         
|##|     --cornflakes (soggy)                      
|##|     |   ______                   
|##)     '-> \_,__/ __
|##|          //  /  _\
|##|   _______\\__\    >
|####||        \\  \  0/  <<<<<<<Lots of thougt in there.
\####||___________//////
jimjimjimjimjimjim//////jimjimjim
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm   <<<<<<Bed


__________
Aziraphael - saying 'eh-oh!' and then giggling. Repeatedly.
__________

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From: azi...@tcSPAMp.com (Aziraphael)
Subject: Re: REQ: Yoda
Date: 1998/08/03
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