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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Nov 1996.
Re: Golf Art

Re: Golf Art

In article <328...@sm.luth.se>, e93...@sm.luth.se says...
>
>llizard wrote:
>
>> I saw this drawing that is supposed to be of a person digging. (artist
>> unknown)
>> 
>> >        O
>> >        /\
>> >       % /|
>> >     ,/ / |
>> 
>
>You saw it on my homepage http://jota.sm.luth.se:80/~e93-vkn and 
>it was I who made it :)
>(It was supposed to be an ascii version of the good old "under
>construction" sign, but I must say that your idea to play golf with a
>spade is interesting - maybe you could make some money selling spades to
>golfers...).   Veronica

Now there's an idea. I bet some golfers who have trouble with their tempers 
would jump to buy several what with spades being much less expensive than 
clubs.

--
                                       ,^
                    ===%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                           "    "
                 llizard <by8...@torfree.net>

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Subject: Re: Golf Art
Date: 1996/11/17
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