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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Oct 2000.
ASCII droodles?

ASCII droodles?

I'm sure it's occurred to someone to combine ASCII and droodles, like
so:


ship arriving too late to save a drowning witch.
_____________________
                    /
                   /
                  /
                 /
                /
               /
              /                  /\
             /                  /  \
____________/__________________/____\__




a man wearing a bowtie entered a crowded
elevator and the doors closed on his tie.

 ________________ ________________
|                |                |
|                |                |
|                |                |
|                |                |
|                |                |
|              |>|<|              |
|                |                |
|                |                |
|                |                |
|                |                |
|                |                |
|________________|________________|


Any more examples to post, perhaps originals?  (These are both classic
droodles.)

--Joe--

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Subject: ASCII droodles?
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