Re: Request: Bikers / Bladers
From J. Melusky <wha...@u.washington.edu>
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· 26 Sep 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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On 24 Sep 1996, Napalm-Rabbit wrote: > Hey all, > I need a three-four line ascii pic of a solo biker, or a blader. It's for > a sig file, so don't be going out and converting posters :) > D.T. o__ __o ,__o __o ___o --[YIKES!] ,>/_ -\<, _-\_<, _`\<,_ _ \<_ (*)`(*).....O/ O.....(*)/'(*).....(*)/ (*).....(_)/(_) Choices, choices.....Darned if I can recall which of these bikes I diddled. Over a year ago I'm afraid. Senile. When I started way back in January 1995, I didn't put my initials on anything because I was a hardcore diddler. I don't really care sometimes and sometimes I do care about initials of my stuff. Sheesh..Jon
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