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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Sep 1998.
Re: Fortune teller

Re: Fortune teller

Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca> wrote:
>.
>                            I see a rabid cowbird ...
>                           /
>                     .---.
>                   .'_..._'.
>                  .''_   _''.
>                 .' :  '  : '.
>                .'_.-'_~_'-._'.
>               .'(     '     )'.
>              .'  \ \     / /  '.
>             .'    \ \   / /    '.
>       ____________'''` '```____________
>      /              .''.               \
>     /              (  ` )               \
>    /               .'..'.                \
>   /                '----'                 \
>  /_________________________________________\
>    \  /'--'                       '--'\  /
>     ||                                 ||
>     ||                                 ||
>    _||_                               _||_
>    '--'                               '--'  smd


Aha, Sarah is speaking as a medium now for her protector?

Is she levitating horizontally backwards? ( No legs or feet visible 
under the table ).

What does she demand in return for her services?

Do I hear toothless frogs barking in the background?

Bye, 

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From: Colin Douthwaite <cfb...@southern.co.nz>
Subject: Re: Fortune teller
Date: 1998/09/29
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