Re: ASCII Art Fart for Wed, 2004 Jun 30
From Timofei Shatrov <gru...@mail.ru>
· alt.ascii-art
· 1 Jul 2004 05:30 · View full thread
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On Thu, 01 Jul 2004 04:10:14 GMT, Faux_Tran <F0_...@yahoo.com> tried to confuse everyone with this message: >|\ |\ /| /| |\ /| >| \ | \ // // | \ || |\ >||\\ ||\\ // // ||\\ || || >|| >> || \\ / | << || \\ || || >||// || || //|| \\ || || || || >|// | \ || |/ || \\ | \ || || || >|<< ||\\|| || >> ||\\|| || || >||\\ || \ | || // || \ | || || >|| >> || || || // || || \\ || >||// || || || << || || \\|| >| / |/ || |/ \\ |/ || \ | >|/ \| \| \| \| > STUPID LITTLE PUNK BITCH LOL. Never expected something like this from Tran. There wasn't Bateau for a few days. Maybe Tran wants to wake him up? -- |Here you can see, how awful I'm at Quake speedrunning| Grue(at)mail.ru| |E1M1 :29 E1M5 :19 E2M1 :10 E3M2 :22 E4M5 :15,===""================; |E1M2 :36 E1M6 :11 E2M3 :27 E4M1 :30 E4M6 :24|->grue3.tripod.com<--| |E1M3_:43__E1M7_:14__E3M1_:43__E4M2_:52__END__:37;================[4*72]
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