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From: mark1@cix.co.uk (Mark Anderson)
Subject: Re: why ascii cows?
Date: 1997/12/23
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In article <349ffea2.0@206.103.97.91>, oglesbee@fullnet.net-removetoreply
(Jonathon R. Oglesbee) wrote:

>
> Brita Zilg wrote in message <349EB21F.2B7ED17C@spray.se>...
> >I am doing an article for a swedish magazine on ascii art, and I was
> >just wondering, WHY are there so many ascii cows?
> >
> >/brita@drrling.se
> >
>
> There have to be, to make all that ascii milk.
>
> JRO

Very good!! :)

Talking of ASCII cows, I saw in this newsgroup about 2 or 3 years ago a
brilliant little cartoon of a cow at a piano titled "EINE KLEINE
NACHTMOOSIK" by Wolfgang Amadeus MOOzart.  Has anyone got a copy of this
to repost?  I'd be most grateful.

/\/\ark.