Re: REQUEST: Michigan J. Frog
From David T. Abraham <dta...@mtu.edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 9 Nov 1994 21:23 · View full thread
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David T. Abraham (dta...@mtu.edu) wrote:
: Hey does anyone have any ascii of Michigan J. Frog that I could use
: in my sig??? You know that frog in the looney tunes that sings
: and dances, but only in front of the one guy?
:
:
: thanks
: Dave
:
Well, I took the initiative and worked on it
myself. Doctored up a frog I found elsewhere.
Looks pretty different than Mich. J. Frog,
but you get the basic idea anyways.
Workin on another one too, maybe I'll post it later.
_____________________
|###################| "Hello my baby
|###################| Hello my darlin
|###################| Hello my ragtime gal..."
|###################| -Michigan J. Frog
((-----------------------------------------
| \ / /@@ \ /@@ \ \
\ \, / ( ) ( ) \ _____
\ \ | \___/ \___/ | / __ \
\ ""*-__/ \ | | | |
""*-_ "-_ | | """
\ -. _________ .- __"-.__.-(( ))
\, \^ U ^/ / "-___--(( ))
\, \ / /' | |
| \ / /' | |
| "-----" \ | |
/ "*-._ | |
/ /\ /*-._ \ | |
/ / "\______/" / / | |
/ / / / | |
/. ./ |. .| """
/ | | / | \
/ | \ / | \
/.-./.-.| /.-.|.-.\
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