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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 9 Nov 1994.
Talk-line: Simpsons One-liners

Talk-line: Simpsons One-liners

ade...@daniel.drew.edu writes:


>My friend Phil (pxr...@hertz.njit.edu) came up with this one:

>@@@@@@:-) 

>for Marge Simpson, so I took it as a challenge to do more one-line 
>ASCII Simpsons.  Here they are.  It's tought to do them in one line...

>   (8-)  Homer (bald head, I've used bubble eyes)
 (c8) ? (his nose is round)

>   {8->  Bart  (notice devilish grin)
<c8E (round nose, spiky hair?)
<-8E

>   {8-*  Maggie (sucking on pacifier)
>   {8-)  Lisa (tough to do her hair, only way to distinguish
>               Lisa from Bart is in the smiles, really.)
(-8E or (c8E ??

>Improvements and suggestions and additions are, of course, welcome! 


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